Celebrating excellence at the 2024 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards International Luncheon
An evening celebrating real estate excellence in Asia and the Middle East
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The 2024 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards International Luncheon celebrates real estate achievements in the Middle East
The Awards make history, honouring real estate achievements in the Middle East for the first time, and again recognising developers in India and Sri Lanka
Livestream: PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards International Luncheon 2024 celebrates excellence in real estate
Watch online as we honour the most esteemed names from several real estate markets
Finalists vie for Best in Asia titles at 19th PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards Grand Final
2024 awards series finale will unite top developers across the region, from the Middle East to Australia
Middle East and South Asia developers compete for honours at the 2024 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards International Luncheon
Introducing the inaugural PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Middle East) and celebrating the return of the awards in South Asia
[Audio] Resilient cities: Facing climate change in Asia
We explore what makes a city resilient, the challenges cities face, and more
[Video] Transforming urban spaces: The rise of mixed-use developments in Asia
As cities undergo significant changes, our guests share insights into how mixed-use developments are reshaping urban landscapes
Malaysia turns to Middle Eastern millennial and Gen Z tourists for tourism revival
Malaysia surpassed its initial target of two million incoming tourist arrivals in June
Unaffordability, lack of supply drag Saudi Arabia home prices
Has the market hit bottom yet? Knight Frank analysts think recovery is imminent
Jeddah home purchases rise twofold in May
Saudi Arabia promotes low-cost home ownership in run-up to Vision 2030
Saudi Arabia loosens residency rules for investors, skilled foreigners
Kingdom approves permanent residency for the first time, with property perks for eligible applicants
Asian cities are coming for the title of world’s most resilient
'Challenger cities' to close in on New York and Tokyo over the next decade in Savills ranking
