Tag: Real Estate Monthly
Opus offers an opulent choice in Hong Kong
Property watchers have had their first glimpse of Opus Hong Kong, the first residential project in Asia by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Frank Gehry, which...
Expert urges ban on loans for Taiwan’s overpriced real estate
A Taiwanese business expert has urged the nation’s central bank to formulate more stringent measures to control housing prices Professor Chang...
Leading Malaysian developer enters Indonesia
Malaysia’s leading publicly listed property developer S P Setia Berhad is expanding its business to Indonesia with high expectations that Southeast Asia’s largest economy...
Mandarin Oriental to open a luxury hotel in Chengdu, China
Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has announced that it will manage a luxury hotel which is under development in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province,...
S. Korea different from Japan in property bubble, say experts
A group of real estate experts downplayed the possibility of a Japan-like property bubble burst at a forum hosted by the Korea Chamber of...
Mixed views on land acquisition in a cooler Malaysian market
Research analysts and property consultants have mixed views about developers that have been buying sizeable parcels of land recently, as the real estate market...
Chinese green building expert shares expertise with Malaysia
In order to promote a greener and more efficient living environment, the senior vice president of the Broad Group from China, Juliet Jiang, was...
China’s home prices will dip, report says
Property prices in China will dip this year but a tumble is unlikely, according to a report recently released by the China Academy of...
Pursuit of real estate by rich lifting up Hong Kong prices
More and more wealthy people in mainland China are trying to buy properties in Hong Kong, according to the 2012 edition of The Wealth...
Vietnam’s rate cut may trigger property boom
Vietnam’s real-estate market is expected to receive a new infusion of money following a deposit interest-rate cut to 9 per cent from 12-13 percent...