As Exclusive Links Real Estate marks over two decades in the Dubai property market, the company reflects on 21 years of …
Qatar property market expands as sales value climbs by 29%
Qatar s real estate market recorded strong growth in last year with total sales value rising by approximately 29 percent year on year, …
Georgia lawmakers consider bill on capping property taxes
Georgia homeowners could soon see a limit on their tax bills as state lawmakers debate a new proposal to cap property tax hikes.
Population push powers Malaysia property boom, sales seen up 15pc over next five years, says IQI
Malaysia’s residential property transactions are projected to increase by 15 per cent over the next five years, driven primarily by population …
Cyprus foreclosure reforms set for April vote
Learn about Cyprus foreclosure reforms that are set to protect homeowners and improve legal frameworks for borrowers at risk.
Six Dubai Real Estate Bonds Fall Into Distress as War Rolls On
Bonds issued by two Dubai property developers have fallen into distressed territory, with investor concern mounting over credit quality and refinancing risks as the war in the Middle East rolls on for …
Blackstone plans to invest $15B in Japanese property over three years – report
Blackstone (BX), the private equity giant, plans to invest $15B in Japan’s property market over a three-year period, according to a media report on Tuesday. The firm is seeking to acquire properties …
President Lee Jae Myung compares South Korea’s property taxes internationally
President Lee Jae Myung shared an article on social media on the 24th comparing property taxes in South Korea and major global cities, writing, “I’m also curious,” drawing attention to how South Korea …
India real estate shifts to experience-led living as developers bet big on ‘15-Minute City’ projects
India real estate shifts to managed, experience-led ecosystems as M3M India, Aratt Developers, Manglam Group and Sattva Group launch integrated urban projects.
Dubai Property Buyers in Trouble: ED cracks down on Indians paying with credit cards, says report – What you need to know
Indians who used credit cards to book homes in Dubai are now under the scanner, with the ED sending notices and asking them to explain how the deals were funded.