China will probably grow by about 5% this year. And for those for whom GDP growth is the only goal worth pursuing (it really isn’t) this sounds nothing short of disastrous. There have even been some …
Bangladesh’s Former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia’s son and daughter-in-law sentenced
A Bangladesh court on Wednesday sentenced Tariq Rahman, son of former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia, and daughter-in-law Zubaida. Tariq Rahman, …
Property Registrations and Transfers Come to a Halt in Pakistan After Tax Implementation
ISLAMABAD: The real estate sector in Pakistan is facing a significant setback as the registration and transfers of immovable …
Hong Kong home rental market on fire as influx of mainland professionals, graduates stokes deal volumes in key areas
The demand for rental homes in several prominent districts of Hong Kong struck an all-time high in July as an influx of mainland China professionals and graduates fuelled demand.
The Corruption of Sportswashing Comes Home to Washington
rippling from the kingdom’s sudden blockade of its easterly neighbor. The standoff, pitting Qatar’s beIN against a Saudi outfit pirating the broadcaster’s content, cost beIn millions. By 2020, direct …
Pilibos Acquires New Property to Accommodate Growth And Success
In conjunction with the Western Prelacy of the Armenian Apostolic Church of America Inc, the Rose, and Alex Pilibos Armenian School, a distinguished educational institution dedicated to preserving …
Lebanon County property transfers: One property recent sold for $1.8 million
The following real estate transfers were recorded recently in Lebanon County; Investment Resource Holdings to Manual Ricart and Nichole Fleisch, property on Maple Street, $65,000. Start the day …
Quick response saves homes from 39-acre field fire in Lebanon: Farm equipment identified as cause
On Tuesday afternoon, at approximately 1:40 p.m., firefighters from the Lebanon Fire District responded to a large fire burning through a partially harvested fi …
Hong Kong’s Property Market Is a Mess—and the Fed Is Partly to Blame
U.S. rate increases have tamed inflation at home but caused pain elsewhere Hong Kong’s notoriously expensive property market is often seen as a barometer of the city’s economy. It isn’t looking good.
Qatar Brings Its Sportswashing Game to Washington
The Gulf monarchy is upping the amount of cash it’s splashing in the nation’s capital—and the consequences could be vast.