In an effort to get more homes into the hands of people, rather than large corporations, Democratic state Rep. Phil Olaleye is sponsoring House Bill 305.
Historic Georgia sites named to 2025 ‘Places in Peril’ list
ATLANTA — The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation released its list of the 10 places in Georgia most in danger of demolition, neglect or a lack of maintenance for 2025. This year’s targets for …
Georgia Lawmakers Introduce A New Bill To Curb Homeownership Fraud
Georgia lawmakers have introduced a new bill requiring homeowners to be notified of fraud or if someone files a deed for their property.
Turkmenistan: Potential untapped—if it ever opens its doors
Should this most reclusive of countries ever swing open its doors to outside investors, prepare for a global scramble. Ashgabat, the capital of Turkmenistan, is a city of pristine white marble, whose …
Cambodia’s Stolen Statues Are Coming Home to an Overflowing Museum
Foreign institutions and collectors are returning artifacts with deep spiritual meaning for Cambodians. Where and how to display them remain open questions.
What’s Next For ‘The White Lotus’ Effect? A Property Boom In Thailand
From lakeside villas in Phuket to palatial properties in Koh Samui, there’s surging interest in investing in luxury property in Thailand.
Private Equity Maven Jean Salata Takes Aim At India
Salata has lately set his sights on India, where EQT has invested over $6 billion in roughly a dozen companies.
Marriott expands luxury portfolio with The Londoner Grand, Macao
Marriott’s prestigious Luxury Collection has just welcomed its newest addition: The Londoner Grand, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Macao. The post Marriott expands luxury portfolio with The Londoner Grand …
Investcorp boosts US industrial property portfolio with $335m investment in two cities
Bahrain’s Investcorp, the biggest alternative asset manager in the Middle East, has acquired properties in two US cities for more than $335 million, capitalising on its optimism about US growth. The …
Armenia reclaims 12,400 sqm of illegally acquired land in Yerevan
“The court has restored the ownership rights of the Republic of Armenia over a 12,400-square-meter land plot near Tsitsernakaberd Highway in Yerevan, recognizing it as illegally acquired property. Its …