Real estate prices
Property prices in Yangon, Mandalay in 25%-slump
Shortly after the presidential elections, Myanmar's property market is clearly cooling off, with prices in the two major cities of Yangon and Mandalay being...
Dubai property investments surge 57% the first quarter of 2014
Investment in Dubai’s real estate market totaled Dh35 billion ($9.54 billion) in the first quarter of 2014, up 57 per cent from the same...
UAE property market continues strong uptrend
A detailed market intelligence report covering the first quarter of 2014 issued by TASWEEK Real Estate Development and Marketing shows average selling and lease...
Myanmar free zone slashes land prices by 30%
The price of land in Myanmar's Thilawa Special Economic Zone will be reduced by 30 per cent to encourage investors as real estate prices...
Swiss property market at risk of overheating
The property market in Switzerland, one of the most expensive globally and heavily sought-after by foreign buyers, is at rising risk of overheating, according...
Dubai’s property sector expects rapid expansion as Expo 2020 looms
The expectation that the Expo 2020 held in Dubai will prompt around $6.5 billion worth of investment in infrastructure projects is boosting the entire...
Singapore home sales climb 13% in November
Home sales in Singapore rose 13 per cent in November 2013 from a year ago, as developers marketed new projects, ending four months of...
Real estate prices heating up in Indonesia
Rising property prices in Indonesia are starting to cause concern whether the sector is starting to heat up to an extent that might cause...
Property prices in Myanmar spiraling
Want to invest into a land plot in downtown Yangon? For a standard size of around 1,000 square meters be ready to shell out...
Myanmar crosses the diplomatic Rubicon
US President Barack Obama used the word Myanmar when meeting with the country’s president, Thein Sein, during his historic visit to Washington, signalling that the nation had finally crossed the diplomatic Rubicon.
Looking East: Property buyers place their bets on ASEAN
On the outlook for investment opportunities, the Southeast Asian market has recently come on the radar for Gulf real estate investors. But which country should be targeted to realise the best yields?
Vientiane property prices jump up to 50%
Laos' capital Vientiane saw real estate prices soar in 2012 by 15 per cent in the city center and up to 50 per cent...
Union Properties sells Ritz Carlton in Dubai to pay off debts
Dubai’s third-largest developer, Union Properties, has announced the sale of its Dubai Ritz Carlton property. The proceeds of the sale will go to pay...
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Thailand, Singapore most vulnerable to potential US recession
Southeast Asia could be seriously affected in case the US falls into recession, but some countries would be more badly hit than others, economists...