Category : International Real Estate

London continues to be a magnet for wealthy Indian real estate investors. Several factors contribute to this enduring trend. First, London’s property market boasts a reputation for stability, offering attractive rental yields that provide a steady stream of income. This stability also translates to potential for capital appreciation, making it

Synopsis: Daibiru Corporation, a Japanese company, invests Rs 10 billion in an upcoming office complex in Gurugram, co-developed by DLF and Hines. Marking a significant investment in Indian real estate, Daibiru Corporation, a subsidiary of Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, has injected Rs 10 billion into an under-construction office complex in Gurugram.

A Hong Kong court delayed a hearing on a petition to liquidate Kaisa Group. The postponement gives Kaisa until August 12th to finalize a debt restructuring plan with creditors. This decision comes amidst a wave of financial difficulties faced by Chinese property developers. Hong Kong, June 25, 2024: The embattled

Synopsis: Hong Kong retains its position as the most expensive city for expats in Mercer’s 2024 Cost of Living Ranking. Singapore follows closely behind, highlighting Asia’s dominance in expat living costs. Rising housing costs pose a challenge for companies relocating employees and impact disposable income levels. Mercer’s ranking considers various

Synopsis: UK house asking prices have stalled at £375,110, marking a shift from the usual upward trend. This flat growth follows record highs in May and could signal a cooling market. Despite the price stagnation, sales figures remain positive, suggesting continued buyer activity. The upcoming election and property’s enduring investment

Synopsis: A Malibu mansion has sold for a record-breaking $210 million, becoming the most expensive home ever sold in California. The property boasts 15,000 square feet on nearly 10 acres of clifftop land with private beachfront access. The buyer remains anonymous but is clearly a member of the ultra-wealthy elite.

Synopsis: Germany’s residential construction sector is facing a significant downturn. This decline is driven by a combination of factors, including rising mortgage interest rates, high construction costs, and a lack of new buyer demand. The industry sentiment is at an all-time low, with builders facing a bleak outlook for the

China’s recent property measures have led to a boost in real estate sales, but the impact is predominantly seen in the major cities. These measures, designed to stabilize the housing market and stimulate economic growth, have been less effective in smaller cities. The article delves into the specifics of the