Dubai’s property developers are rolling out ultra-luxury mansions and penthouses with cinemas, spas and private elevators to woo rich buyers from around the world. Bloomberg’s Zainab Fattah reports.
South Korea has a big household debt problem. The country’s unique rental system may be to blame
A particular metric that often, if not always comes up in the Bank of Korea’s monetary policy decision is a consideration of the household debt.
Cold wave slashes retail property auction success rates in South Korea
Cold wave slashes retail property auction success rates in South Korea Retail space auctions struggle as economic challenges diminish buyer interest in South Korea …
2-headed dog, other issues blamed on East Palestine train derailment in new lawsuits
New lawsuits have been filed against Norfolk Southern, including one alleging that the birth of a two-headed dog was due to the train derailment in East Palestine.
22 reported killed in Lebanon before agreement to extend deadline for Israeli forces to withdraw
Demonstrators attempted to enter several villages to protest Israel’s failure to withdraw its troops from southern Lebanon by the 60-day deadline stipulated in a ceasefire agreement.
Dubai unveils $100 million mansions to attract world’s ultra-rich
Prices across Dubai’s booming property market are moderating after surging since 2021. But that’s not stopping builders from adding the palatial new homes along the city priciest beach-front location …
Cyprus property market experiences varied trends
Overall, the Cyprus property market is stabilizing, with opportunities emerging in segments driven by both tourism and sustained local demand.
Expat in Cyprus shares his experience of moving abroad – ‘you feel relaxed and welcome here’
Cyprus is one of the most popular expat destinations with several people moving there when retiring. But knowing what area of the country to move to can be a difficult decision as the country is home …
Kemp wants to revise Georgia tort law. Here’s a primer
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp has rolled out a sweeping package of proposals to curb civil litigation – and he says he wants a bill on his desk by the end of the legislative session.
Syrian regime change: How rebel victories often lead to unstable, non-inclusive governments
Sharaa, has defended his decision to fill his cabinet with wartime loyalists and delay constitutional and electoral processes, describing these moves as pragmatic necessities for the country’s fragile …