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With increasingly vibrant secondary markets, the kingdom is open for business more than ever
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The kingdom's buoyant real estate industry is proof that a seemingly immovable governing dynasty is no hindrance to a market approaching its peak
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With a Belt and Road project making headway, the landlocked ASEAN country may yet defy a regional real estate slump and shortfall in demand
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Soaring house prices might have led to cooling measures on the property sector, but the chill was slow to take hold in some secondary destinations
Paul Tse
Paul Tse has been active in property development and hotel investment in Asia and North America, sitting on the board of Keck Seng Investments (HK) Ltd, Sheraton Saigon Hotel, Caravelle Hotel in HoChiMinh City, Holiday Inn Wuhan Riverside, W Hotel San Francisco, Sofitel New York, and Golden Crown Development Ltd in Macau, where he was
Eddie Ng
Eddie Ng is the Managing Director for Shanghai and East China at JLL, managing the regions’ overall business strategies and structures. Mr. Ng has over 20 years of experience within the real estate industry, and works closely with government organizations, state-owned enterprises, developers both domestic and overseas, as well as financial investment institutions. His past
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Tongji University- Master’s degree in Automotive Engineering. Established Tongze Real Estate Consulting Co., Ltd. in 1998 and the concept is about Professionalism, Sincere Service. Active, Respectful, Frank and Sharing. Concentricity. He worked for Shanghai Real Estate Chamber of Commerce as Deputy Chairman. Committee member of Shanghai Youth Federation, Committee member of Shanghai Pudong New Area
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As expatriates' housing budgets sink, opportunities stand solid for single-ownership apartment developers in the Thai capital
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Major cities in Southeast Asia still command the lion’s share of investment in the region, but some familiar — and not so familiar — markets are rapidly coming to the fore
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Creating quality affordable homes in the region's overheating cities has never been more urgent—which countries are stepping up to the plate?
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Hong Kong government to sell cheap homes in 2019
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