Meliá Hotels International is expanding its Middle Eastern presence with its first hotel in Bahrain, marking a strategic entry into one of the Gulf’s most dynamic tourism markets. The new Meliá Hotels …
Housing snapshot: Home sales and rentals across Israel in October 2025
The housing market has cooled in recent months, partially in reaction to the multiple wars Israel has been engaged in since Hamas invaded southern Israel on October 7, 2023. High interest rates, a …
Nepal moves to regulate big-money property deals
KATHMANDU, October 30: In a bid to bring Nepal’s real estate market under tighter regulation, the government has rolled out a significant policy change: anyone looking to sell property worth more than …
Property worth Rs 70bn damaged
DHADING: Property worth around Rs 70 billion was damaged due to the April 25 earthquake and subsequent aftershocks in Dhading. According to District Natural Disaster Rescue Committee, more private …
Karki Cabinet mum on ministers’ property
The prime minister of the interim government, Sushila Karki, has now expanded her Cabinet for the third time. But neither she nor her ministers, who were appointed earlier, have made their property …
CapitaLand India Trust reports 10% growth in total and net property income in 3Q2025
CapitaLand India Trust reports 10% y-o-y growth in total property and net property income in 9MFY2026 and 3QFY2026 …
CapitaLand India Trust Q3 total property income up 10% at 5.1 billion rupees
This is due to higher rental income from existing properties and income contributions from acquisitions and completed developments, says manager Read more at The Business Times.
Maze of intricate laws in Kuwait hinders foreign interest
In this regard, real estate expert Badah Al-Dousari stressed that allowing foreigners to own property in Kuwait is a sound economic strategy that serves the country’s interests. He explained that …
Hundreds of Thousands Have Fled Their Homes in Syria’s Rocky Transition
More than 400,000 Syrians have been displaced in the year since the civil war ended, according to the United Nations, driven by a mix of sectarian violence, acts of revenge and property disputes.
Evolving lifestyles among households: The Philippine property market finds its next phase
The Philippine real estate market has been showing remarkable resilience on the back of the country’s economic momentum.