The Ministry of Municipality is developing Property Owners Association Law and other laws and regulations to govern real estate …
Revealed: Dubai set to outperform London in property investments in 2023, says new study
According to the study, Dubai also provides competitive advantages such as lower taxes, higher yields, and more affordable prices Revealed: Dubai set to outperform London in property investments in …
UAE real estate: mid-tier developments are top buyer preferences
After a spate of ultra-luxury and luxury housing sales, mid-tier developments look to drive the UAE’s real estate market …
Syria’s Latin American connection
In April 1952, Syria’s Ambassador to Buenos Aries, Zaki Al Jabi, marched into Casa Rosada to decorate the very charismatic and popular Argentine First Lady Eva Peron with the medal of honour of …
Government set to put on sale 143 idle properties
OVER 140 idle government properties will be up for sale as the administration embarks on an “aggressive” disposition of non-performing assets, Finance Secretary Benjamin …
Chaos in Pakistan raises questions for UK: report
The Guardian story centres on luxury London properties belonging to Malik Riaz and Nawaz Sharif, raises concerns about UK as …
Ex-Pakistan PM Khan alleges military trying to destroy his party
The Pakistani military and its intelligence agency have been accused of trying to destroy embattled former Prime Minister Imran Khan’s …
India home prices set to stay above inflation: Reuters poll
Home prices in India are set to hold above consumer inflation, even though interest rates are expected to stay higher for longer than previously thought, a Reuters poll of property analysts found.
Land records to be available in 22 languages soon, simplify pan-India sale & purchase of property
The transliteration in 22 languages in 1st phase will widen reach of Record of Rights — currently maintained by state in local language — ensure ease of doing business & in legal matters.
Balasore: The business park housing the dead after India train crash
Three days after India’s most horrific train accident killed over 275 people, desperate families continue to search for their loved ones. The BBC’s Vineet Khare reports from a business park in Odisha …