Mainland firms’ investments in Singapore fixed assets zoomed to 21 per cent of the total in 2025 from 2.5 per cent a year earlier.
India real estate transaction volume touched USD 1.7 billion in Q1 2026
The report from JLL said the quarter saw a structural shift toward core asset acquisitions, which surged 178 per cent to USD 1.03 billion.
In the intellectual property race, China is catching up
In this Eye on Patents column, IP expert Jason Lye explains how China became the global leader in chemistry patents …
Hong Kong Property Shares Rally as Morgan Stanley Feeds Optimism
Hong Kong property shares rallied, leading gains in the broader market along with technology stocks, after Morgan Stanley boosted its forecast for home prices.
India’s Godrej Properties posts quarterly profit rise on housing demand
May 4 (Reuters) – Indian real estate developer Godrej Properties reported a 70% rise in fourth-quarter profit on Monday as demand for residential apartments stayed high. Here are some details: • The …
Why Oman is emerging as a smart destination for real estate investment
Recent months have witnessed a relative fluctuation in market activity, shaped by mounting political and economic pressures across the region and, …
Dubai property sales jump 20% in April despite tensions
Analysts say continued foreign inflows, strong population growth, and new developments are strengthening Dubai’s appeal as a safe-haven property market …
Research Intelligence Unit forum Sri Lanka’s real estate leaders to chart 10-year vision
The Research Intelligence Unit (RIUNIT) is hosting ‘Driving Growth Through Real Estate: 10- Year Plan’, a high-level forum, bringing together some of the country’s most influential voices in property, …
Hive Modular positions Philippines as regional export hub for sustainable construction
As the Philippine real estate market continues its trajectory toward an estimated $27.11 billion valuation by 2031, prefab …
Property management sector cites 25% guard shortage amid imported labour backlash
Industry leaders defend cross-border recruitment in Hong Kong as ‘necessary’ amid shortage, but critics say import scheme may sideline locals.