Ayala Land said it has inquired about the Department of Finance on the agency’s plans for the remaining 24-hectare property in FTI in Taguig.
Rosewood Miyakojima opens with 55 keys in Japan
Rosewood Miyakojima sits on an untouched peninsula on a tropical island located off the south coast of mainland Japan.
Two active-duty US soldiers, others charged with selling defense secrets to China
Jian Zhao and Li Tian, active-duty United States Army soldiers stationed at Joint Base Lewis-McChord, along with Ruoyu Duan, a former United States Army soldier, were arrested Thursday after …
The best hotels and hospitality landmarks to visit in Macau
Having honed excellence across decades, Macau is a top travellers’ destination with some of the best hotels and hospitality landmarks to explore.
Cyprus’ Attorney-General office rejects STR cap
Cyprus: The Law Office of the Republic of Cyprus has rejected a proposal to limit the number of short-term rental properties that an individual or company can register. Despite the decision, …
Bahrain’s property market posts steady growth in 2024
Bahrain’s property market witnessed a year of steady progress in 2024 with its residential prices having shown stable growth for the year, according to Savills, the global real estate services …
Cabinet Approves Draft Law On Lost Property, Unclaimed Money
The Cabinet yesterday expressed hope that the Summit’s outcome would contribute to strengthening the Arab stance in rejecting …
Kuwait opens property market to expats under new ownership reforms
The legal overhaul, Law No. 7 of 2025, represents a major shift in Kuwait’s property ownership framework, which has historically restricted real estate ownership to Kuwaiti nationals, GCC …
Keen demand for housing: Govt
The Government disagrees with an observation made in a report by S&P issued on March 5 that there is an oversupply of residential properties in Hong Kong, noting that data shows a keen housing demand.
Why did PAP MPs mention Hong Kong so much in their Budget debate speeches?
If you were following last week’s Budget debate, you might have noticed several People’s Action Party (PAP) MPs mentioning Hong Kong. Timing might have played a part. Hong Kong’s financial secretary, …