The Israeli military says two Israelis have been killed in a suspected Palestinian shooting attack in the occupied West Bank …
1937 ‘Tucson Treasure’ Needed Just 6 Days on the Market To Catch a Buyer’s Eye
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China launches drills around Taiwan in angry response to V-P William Lai’s US trip
China launched military drills around Taiwan on Saturday as a “serious warning” to separatist forces in an angry but widely expected response to Vice-President William Lai’s visit to the US, drawing …
Georgia Founder’s Home Listed for Sale for $5.7 Million
A six-bedroom mansion built on the site of Cranham Hall, formerly home to British soldier and politician James Oglethorpe who founded the state of Georgia, has gone on sale for £4,495,000 ($5,720,000) …
Oman’s real estate general index up by 6.2 per cent
MUSCAT: Residential land prices led the general index of real estate prices in Oman, registering an increase of 6.2 per cent in the second quarter …
UK police question ousted Myanmar ambassador over residence row: lawyer
British police have questioned Myanmar’s ex-ambassador to London, stripped of his post by the military junta after a 2021 coup, over his refusal to leave a diplomatic residence, his lawyer said …
Pakistan police planning to arrest Sara Sharif’s father after death of 10-year-old
A request to extradite the three adults from Pakistan is unlikely to be refused despite the lack of a formal treaty, experts believe.
India’s housing prices increase 7% during 2nd quarter of 2023
Average housing prices in Pan India rose 7 per cent Year-on-Year at Rs9,625 per sq ft during Q2, led by robust housing demand which in turn was led by continued positive homebuyer …
Leasing activities sees significant rise in Lusail
Doha, Qatar: The newly-developed Lusail city continues to see numerous leasing and commercial activities, said Knight Frank in a recent report. The leading property consultancy firm underlined that …
Singapore’s properties popular with criminals looking to ‘wash’ dirty money
Despite Singapore’s strict regulations to prevent money laundering through real estate, property transactions remain attractive for criminals looking to wash dirty money, said lawyers and property con …