Many agree the current compensation rate, equal to the price of a comparable seven-year-old flat, needs changing.
Most residents prefer home ownership reveals survey: Bahrain
As for shopping, the survey suggests that most consumers in Bahrain (91pc) still prefer to shop in-store. However, the pandemic has changed their habits, and they are increasingly using a variety of …
Phoenix City Council approves ordinance allowing backyard casitas
By an eight to one vote, it is now much easier to build a casita at your home in Phoenix,” said Phoenix Mayor Kate Gallego on Wednesday. The City Council passed an ordinance on Wednesday afternoon …
S. Korea’s industrial lending grows in Q2
South Korea industrial lending grew in the second quarter due to the real estate market recovery central bank data showed Thursday …
Why was terror suspect ‘who spied for Iran’ put in category B prison? Fugitive ex-soldier ‘who planted fake bombs at military base’ could already have fled the country as …
A former British soldier suspected of spying for Iran who has ‘vanished into thin air’ after an … was likely to explode or ignite and cause personal injury or damage to property’ at RAF Stafford …
Jaranwala Church Attacks Another Example of the Misuse of Blasphemy Laws in Pakistan
As in so many cases in the past, the blasphemy accusations at the heart of the violence apparently stemmed from a personal grudge.
IPO chief visits Reap office ‘Efforts on to improve IPR regime in Pakistan’
The Chairman IPO-Pakistan elaborated the role of IPO-Pakistan and the importance of Intellectual Property (IP) for rice exporters. The acting Chairman REAP underlined that IP culture did not feature …
China’s ‘piecemeal’ stimulus plan stirs optimism in property market
The precarious state of China’s property sector, which normally accounts for more than a quarter of activity in the world’s second-largest economy, prompted Beijing last week to unleash its most …
Opinion: The ‘rising superpower’ myth about China
The one thing all sides of Washington seem to pretty much agree on is the threat of China. But what if instead of rising, China is in fact declining, argue Peter Bergen and Joel Rayburn.
China’s Slump Will Hurt Companies Worldwide. 15 at Risk.
Companies that sell construction materials and machinery will be particularly affected if the Chinese property market doesn’t bounce back.