China’s remote cities emerge stronger from downturn
Traditional property hotspots are being outperformed by less obvious markets
Traditional property hotspots are being outperformed by less obvious markets
Expected to open in 2021, the hotel will be built next to the 16,000-seat Galaxy Arena and the Galaxy International Convention Centre
Considering Hong Kong holds the record as the most expensive city for office rentals
Despite the local authority’s proposal to build affordable public housing units
From the ashes of a civil war, the island nation is still finding its footing in the real estate industry
The amount paid is said to be triple the median home price in the city
Lisbon property agents travel to the troubled city to pitch to prospective investors, as property demands from Hongkongers grow
Dubbed as “Hong Kong City”, the first phase of the retirement centre is expected to be completed by the end of 2020
Development extraordinaires vie for honours representing an outstanding cross-section of Chinese real estate
Ho Chi Minh City boasts affordable rates for new homes, most of which are 14 percent lower than the average rates in Hong Kong
Thanks to the growing interest of investors in Southeast Asia
Despite Manila moratorium
The city held the dubious honour globally last year
Medium-term outlook for the Chinese SAR deteriorates
Sector can still cut carbon emissions equivalent to roughly 10 million round-trip transatlantic flights
A boom in retail is giving developers ample reason to splash the cash
Retail also a strong suit for Filipino developers
Berlin in the global lead while Shanghai falters
Chiang Mai and other secondary destinations in the kingdom are beginning to steal some of the limelight from Bangkok
Historic Myanmar city is ready for modern shopping centres and apartments at the right price points
The global race to secure desirable work environments hits new heights in Asia
Hospitality now plays a more ‘open’ role in urban development
Billionaire-rich cities have sky-high luxury home prices? That's no coincidence, says Savills
The Australian city must not lag behind in terms of quality of life and connectivity, says demographer