Just like the Bangladesh-US trade deal, the signing of the Bangladesh-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA) at the end of the interim government’s tenure has sparked much debate.
India’s real estate sector poised for sustained growth
India’s real estate sector has reached a pivotal milestone, with developers acquiring over 3,093 acres of land across 149 transactions valued at …
War slows Qatar’s property growth again
Qatar’s already-struggling property market remained stagnant in the first three months of the year as the US-Israeli war with Iran thwarted any hopes of growth. And without a thriving job market or …
Hong Kong home market maintains upwards momentum as eager buyers snap up new flats
All 154 units at the Lime Spark project sold out as of 4.30pm, while 93 per cent of 158 flats available at Highwood Phase 2 found buyers.
Vietnam enters a new intellectual property era under mounting US pressure
Vietnam’s response to being labeled a top intellectual property concern reflects deeper changes in the rules governing global trade and technology.
Buyers pull back even as India’s real estate market eyes $5.8 trillion future
India real estate market seen reaching 5.8 trillion by 2047, as tech adoption surges, but reports show buyer fatigue and short term caution in housing demand …
Brian Kemp set to sign Georgia tax-cut bills
The governor has told state lawmakers he plans to sign bills that would lower Georgia’s income tax rate and limit Georgia property tax assessment increases.
Singapore Tightens Rules on Home Flipping After Price Jump
Singapore will add new curbs to discourage the flipping of some homes as the government seeks to ease speculation and boost affordability in the financial hub’s buoyant property market.
StarProperty honours top builders
Malaysia’s leading property developers were recognised for their resilience and innovation in propelling the nation’s realty sector forward at the 11th StarProperty Real Estate Developer Awards 2026 …
India’s stalled housing projects are slowly reviving through court rulings, funding and new developers
Stalled housing projects across major Indian cities are reviving through court-led resolutions, SWAMIH funding and renewed developer interest, offering relief to thousands of homebuyers.