Hollywood star Gwyneth Paltrow is no stranger to controversy, but insiders say even she was caught off guard by the fury sparked by her latest business move. The Oscar winner has come under intense …
UAE-developed new platform to drive transparency in real estate
Aqaree, a UAE-developed proptech platform, has officially launched in the United Arab Emirates, introducing an …
Sri Lanka’s First Luxury Residential Development in Port City Colombo SEZ: Bay One Residences Colombo by ICC Port City (Pvt) Ltd
Ltd, is the first luxury residential development within the Port City Colombo Special Economic Zone, a landmark $112 million, 231-unit waterfront project that opens Sri Lanka’s most visionary urban …
Prime & Melwa become leading property investor in Port City Colombo
Prime and Melwa have become the largest property investor in Port City Colombo, following the acquisition of their third and one of the most coveted land parcels in theMarina Area. The purchase lifts …
Talks focus on Kuwaiti missing persons, property & expats
Kuwait’s Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Jarrah Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah received on Wednesday the United Nations Secretary-General’s …
Peace prospects fuel optimism across Kuwait property sector
With the easing of military tensions in the region and the beginning of a new phase of relative calm, the future of the Kuwaiti real …
Saudi Arabia signs construction, smart-city deals with Chinese firms as cooperation grows
Urban development deals with partners including Huawei and ByteDance underscore growing cooperation between Riyadh and Beijing Saudi Arabia signed housing and construction agreements worth 1.9 billion …
Hong Kong property tycoon Mico Chung sells mansion for $13.4M
A company linked to CSI Properties chairman and founder Mico Chung has sold a luxury home in Hong Kong for HKD105 million (US$13.4 million).
Vinhomes to halt land acquisitions in Vietnam
Vietnam’s biggest property company, Vinhomes, will no longer acquire additional land for domestic projects, opting instead to maximize the value of its existing portfolio.
China’s new home prices fall faster in May as property slump persists despite big-city resilience
China’s new home prices saw a 0.2% dip in May from April, marking a steeper decline and a 3.5% year-on-year fall. While larger cities show signs of stabilization with price increases, smaller cities …