News roundup: Vietnam’s property market to attract more investments, plus more news
Vietnam’s property market growth, PH’s FDI net inflows up, China’s major reforms
Vietnam’s property market growth, PH’s FDI net inflows up, China’s major reforms
Thailand property report Q1 2024, Australia’s built-to-rent premium, Vietnam’s Land Law 2024
Queensland’s population growth, Vietnam’s growing remittances, Thailand’s construction prices
APAC’s innovative cities, Australia property agents’ greatest threat, Vietnam’s revised Land Law
APAC’s property rebound, Cambodia’s revitalised real estate, Australia’s commercial market
Jules Kay discusses the 2024 Philippine property market: supply and demand, trends, unique qualities, and more
Jules Kay discusses the 2024 Philippine property market: supply and demand, trends, unique qualities, and more
The country’s real estate sector faces challenges and opportunities amidst political turmoil and pandemic recovery
Office vacancies persist while retail sector shows signs of resilience amidst economic recovery
More and more investors have been looking into opportunities within Asia
Despite the setbacks of the pandemic, the property market is set to bounce back
Investments in the Indian real estate sector reached USD3.6 billion, going up 18 percent YoY
As a result of slow technology adoption in the sector, labour productivity and revenue growth moved at a much slower pace
In terms of the residential market, there has been a growing demand for the acquisition of property outside Metro Manila
Cebu is the biggest real estate location outside Metro Manila
Out of the 21 national economic sectors, foreign investors invested heavily in 18 industries during the first half of 2022
The rise of transport infrastructure developments has also unlocked real estate values across Cebu
With more players getting into the market, projects have evolved and improved in Cebu
Q2 will be driven by investment, consumption, and new infrastructure
City-specific rules will be introduced to aid the property sector's recovery and further growth
Singapore’s property market is set to recover quicker than any Southeast Asian country
A stronger office market, alternative sectors, and demand for modern logistics facilities will drive investment
Cryptocurrency’s growth potential could serve as a new alternative to real estate trading
Mortgage-easing and border reopening are expected to normalise the property market by 2023