Demand for Australia’s short-term rental market rise as borders reopen
Short-term rentals will be in high demand with tourists returning to Australia
Short-term rentals will be in high demand with tourists returning to Australia
Last year, China's property market remained stable
Most tourists have come from the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom
The Ministry of Labor (MOL) also recently clarified that “foreign professionals” also included athletes, cram school teachers, and entertainers
The Macao Government Tourism Offices (MGTO) recently rolled out “My Treat for You, See You in Macao”
There are several reasons for travelers to be excited about Australia fully reopening its borders
Commercial real estate offers rental yields ranging from 7.5 to 10 percent
Japan decided to enforce border protocols at the end of November last year
The deployment of 5G will drive the economy and innovation in the country this year
The damage wreaked on Thailand’s real estate industry by the pandemic is highlighted by oversupply and weak buyer sentiment
Later this month, the arrangements with China and Malaysia regarding the travel bubbles will commence
This can be attributed to the rise in activity in Australia, China, and Japan
From being an investment hub to a wedding/wellness destination, the island nation is gearing for a full-on recovery
Approximately 80 percent of Australia’s population is fully vaccinated
Prices are expected to go up by 3–5 percent
Last year’s growth economy was driven by the hybrid working setup, recovering consumer confidence, and global demand for chips
It has been 18 months since Bali was last opened to international tourists
New Covid variant could pose a risk to the ongoing recovery
Total transaction volume for 2021 is expected to exceed the RMB50 billion (USD7.7 billion) mark
The country’s first economic growth since the onslaught of the pandemic in March 2020
The devastation wreaked by the pandemic on Malaysia’s economy is clear to see, but government stimulus is riding to the rescue of the real estate sector
Real estate and construction is expected to recoup after last year’s dip
With demand for housing continuing to grow—especially near manufacturing hubs—the outlook seems rosy for investors and developers alike
Dr. Simon Baptist presents his global and regional economic & political outlook for 2021 and beyond