SINGAPORE (Reuters) – A Singapore court charged a property billionaire on Friday with obstructing justice and abetting offences, over flights and luxury hotel accommodation given to a disgraced ex …
Lebanon: Israeli military’s deliberate destruction of civilian property and land ‘must be investigated as war crimes’ – new briefing
The Israeli military’s extensive and deliberate destruction of civilian property and agricultural land across southern Lebanon must be investigated as war crimes, Amnesty International said in a new …
Dubai real estate: Fractional ownership a game changer
Fractional ownership and tokenisation of real estate projects is a game-changing initiative that will attracts foreign investments and paves the way for a more inclusive property market, aligning with …
From Palm Jumeirah to Business Bay: 5 standout projects shaping $117bn Dubai real estate boom
Dubai property market surges 25 per cent to $117.3bn as investors target five mega projects offering lifestyle and long-term value …
North Korea’s real estate paradox: soaring prices, no buyers
North Korea’s soaring real estate prices stem from wild swings in the won-to-dollar exchange rate, creating a market where prices climb but sales stagnate.
South Korea c.bank to hold rates steady on August 28, resume easing in Q4: Reuters poll
The Bank of Korea (BOK) will keep its key policy rate steady on Thursday, viewing rising property prices as a more immediate concern than lifting economic growth, according to a Reuters poll of …
South Korea’s sudden property slump tests world’s most indebted …
South Korea’s property market has abruptly gone from sizzling hot to floundering, piling pressure on some of the world’s most debt-saddled consumers as the sector experiences the fastest interest …
Pakistan’s property boom is here, but is it here forever?
Pakistan’s property boom is here, but is it here forever? It is time Pakistan learned from the US subprime mortgage crisis. Syed Ali Sajjad April 17, 2017 …
India’s War On Intellectual Property Rights May Bring With It … – Forbes
Because India’s war on intellectual property rights harms the patients, workers, and investors of today — and will undermine research into the innovative cures of tomorrow.
EATURE: Sanctions help to stoke Iran property boom but bubble feared
Iran’s property phenomenon reflects just how badly the economy is suffering from “stagflation” – zero growth alongside high inflation and increasing unemployment.