Dusit’s debut in Nepal expands its global portfolio to 54 properties under Dusit Hotels and Resorts & 240 villas in 19 countries.
RHB Investment bullish on property sector in 2023, 2024
The research house maintains its ‘overweight’ call on the property sector as positive news flow lifts market sentiment.
GuestReady expands operations to Saudi Arabia
GuestReady’s Riyadh office now supporting Saudi property investors within the Kingdom achieve stronger returns With 100 million annual visitors anticipated under Vision 2030, GuestReady is poised to …
Catholics in Iraq fear losing government support
Cardinal Louis Sako leaves Baghdad for autonomous Kurdistan after Iraq’s president revokes state recognition of the Cardinal Patriarch’s authority over the Chaldean Church …
South Korea battered by heavy rainfall for 9th day in a row, death toll rises to 40
In South Korea, heavy rainfall has led to landslides and submerged tunnels, resulting in 40 deaths and thousands of evacuations. The government has deployed nearly 900 rescue workers to the affected …
South Korea flood deaths cast doubt on work to prepare for extreme weather
A year after South Korea vowed to step up readiness for extreme weather driven by climate change, experts say not enough work has been done even as greater volumes of sudden and torrential rains are …
South Korea: 49 dead or missing as heavy downpour continues
Continuous rainfall in central South Korea has left 49 people dead or missing in the country, media reports said.
Pakistan’s government implements ban on commercial buildings replacing places of worship
The Hindu community had appealed to the Pakistan-Hindu Council, Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah and the Inspector General of Sindh police to look into the matter on an urgent basis.
No construction of commercial buildings will be allowed by razing places of worship, says Pakistan’s Sindh Govt
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China’s property market is shrinking at a faster pace, dragging further on the economy
Property sales dropped 28.1% in June, while investment in the sector also took a hit, as GDP growth in the second quarter disappointed.