UOB shares are down 4 per cent to date in 2025, while DBS OCBC are up about 27 per cent and 16 per cent respectively. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.
5 top reasons why Indian millionaires are investing in UAE real estate
Indians buying Dubai property is a major trend fueled by the desire for a luxury lifestyle and significant financial incentives …
Sri Lanka and the Middle East’s top real estate achievements recognised at 2025 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards
BANGKOK, Dec 22, 2025 – (JCN Newswire) – The 2025 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards recognised real estate excellence from Sri Lanka and the Middle East today during the International Luncheon at The …
Why are floods driving Thailand property insurance growth?
Gross written premiums are expected to rise from $1.7b in 2026 to $2b by 2030. Thailand’s property insurance premiums will see steady growth in the next five years, registering a compound annual …
China Vanke’s brewing crisis suggests limited property easing to come
Many of China’s other large developers have already defaulted, and a Vanke collapse would raise questions about how policymakers plan to address the real-estate slump as it drags on into a sixth year …
Vietnam Industrial Property Market Rebounds on Infrastructure Push and Strong FDI
Vietnam’s industrial real estate market is regaining momentum, supported by recovering manufacturing activity, resilient foreign direct investment (FDI) inflows, and accelerated infrastructure …
Retirement dream unravels in Cyprus property maze
It’s all fun and games until you need the official documents. This is what a couple from the UK, visiting the island every year since 1981, found out when they bought property in Cyprus.Carefree …
Cyprus revises house price index to improve market accuracy
Cyprus updates its house price index to improve accuracy, transparency and market insight, with revised data through Q2 2025.
Property taxes eyed to eliminate Georgia income taxes
In Georgia, state income taxes provide nearly half of the government’s revenue, making lawmakers’ perennial promise to eliminate the burden on workers hard to fulfill.
Japan imposes new ground rules as concerns grow over foreign-owned land
From next year, anyone buying property will have to confirm their nationality – a move some analysts say is overkill.