A flagship $3.4 billion plan by Hong Kong to build temporary housing to ease a massive shortage is facing fierce criticism over its high cost and the absence of a longer-term solution in one of the …
Hong Kong’s commercial property market set for tough first half as high interest rates subdue demand, says MSCI analyst
The city’s beleaguered commercial property investment market is likely to take a further hit as higher borrowing costs dent demand in the first half of this year, according to an analyst at MSCI, as …
Cyprus property sales close to €6 billion, apartment prices and rents shoot up
The Cyprus real estate market enjoyed a strong second half of the year, pushing the total value of all property sales to €5.8 billion for 2022, according to a report released this week by the Council …
Turkey ‘Will Not Forget’ Kuwaiti Solidarity After Deadly Quake – Ambassador
Turkey’s Ambassador to Kuwait Tuba Nur Sonmez said on Thursday her country ‘will not forget’ the solidarity shown by Kuwait’s government and people after the recent deadly earthquakes which devastated …
Isn’t it a conspiracy against the economy of our country?
This post has been read 851 times! EITHER Kuwait has had enough and no longer needs more investment … Or greed has blindly controlled the insight of those in charge of economic decision-making … Or …
Billionaire Wee Cho Yaw’s UOL Buys Singapore Suburban Redevelopment Property For $295 Million
A joint venture between UOL Group and Singapore Land is buying the Meyer Park condominium in the eastern Singapore suburb of Katong for S$392.2 million ($295 million) as the real estate developer …
How to Buy Real Estate In Israel as a Foreigner
Initial payments can be as low as 20% to as high as 50%. It is customary in Israel for the buyer to pay the property over a period of time. For the protection of the buyer, a cautionary notice …
Falling in love with the buzz and energy of Cambodia
Life in Vancouver is good with the ski slopes just half an hour from his front door, while in Cambodia he loves the buzz and energy of its busy economy and vibrant business culture. “When I first went …
Turkey’s lax policing of building codes flagged before quake
Turkey has for years tempted fate by not enforcing modern construction codes while allowing — and in some cases, encouraging — a real estate boom in earthquake-prone areas, experts say. The lax …
In Japan, there’s no business like snow business
The first sign that one of Japan’s most luxurious holiday rentals is owned by an Australian – and most likely a Queenslander – is the life-sized Bundaberg Rum polar bear standing in the entrance.