DAMAC’s Founder and Chairman Hussain Sajwani discusses the property market in the UAE, and tells CNBC’s Hadley Gamble that Dubai is becoming more expensive.
Azerbaijan determined to reintegrate its citizens of Armenian origin into society – OSCE rep
Azerbaijan is resolute to reintegrate its citizens of Armenian origin into its political, social and economic life, Permanent Representative of Azerbaijan to the OSCE Rovshan Sadigbayli said at a …
Phnom Penh’s retail space tops 613,000sqm
The launch of nine new commercial developments in 2022 has brought the total retail space in Phnom Penh to more than 613,000sqm, according to real estate firm CBRE Cambodia, in a feat that has been …
Bangladesh: Muslim mob attacks and destroys houses of Hindus over blasphemy allegations
As per a report by The Daily Star, a total of 8 shops and 4 houses belonging to the Hindu community were attacked. In a bid to pacify the situation, a large contingent of police has been deployed in …
Why commercial real estate is a better investment option over residential in India
Like other Asian societies, real estate comprises a major portion of overall investments in India. It is traditionally believed to be a tangible, safe, and risk-mitigated investment. The recent …
Cyprus property sales exceeded €5.5 billion in 2022
The Council for Registration of Real Estate Agents on Monday released a statement saying that the total value of all real estate sold in Cyprus in 2022 reached approximately €6 billion. “Amidst many …
Four Seasons Resort and Residences The Pearl-Qatar opens June 1
Four Seasons Resort and Residences The Pearl-Qatar is the group’s second property in the country. Four Seasons Resort and Residences The Pearl-Qatar opens June 1. four seasons, Four Seasons Resort and …
U.S. President declares state of catastrophe in Georgia
U.S. President Joe Biden on Monday declared a state of disaster in the state of Georgia due to severe storms in several counties late last week in order to «supplement state and local recovery efforts …
Singapore rents set to climb another 10-15 per cent, due to supply crunch and an influx of wealth
Residential rents hammered Singapore ’s tenants with increases of about 21 per cent in the first nine months of 2022 – and the pain looks set to continue this year.
Singapore private home rents set to climb another 10-15% this year: Bloomberg analysts
Private residential rents rose about 21 per cent in the first nine months of 2022. Read more at straitstimes.com.