Both India and Kenya has considered allowing real estate investment trusts in its markets and a positive decision on that might be forthcoming soon.

A recent report was released that predicts that while hot Asian real estate markets will continue to do well in the Asian continent, residential property across the continent will struggle over the next five years.

Savvy investors are beginning to realise that there is more to property investment then traditional buy-to-let and renovation schemes.

Singapore's REITs appear to be struggling at the moment, but potential is high.

Ever since the outbreak of political violence in Kenya, investor confidence has been at an all time low. However, the successful sale of a 3.3 acre plot for KSH 1.4 billion by the Nairobi City Council to Mr. Mukesh Ambani might signal a turnaround for the country’s property market.

Indian real estate is now officially in exploding mode.

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) are an easy way for people to pool resources with investors they don't even know in order to get a bigger return on their investment through big ticket investment strategies.

Those attending property seminars to learn the art of investing and developing are often faced with wild claims.

In general, investors still favour developing property markets and REITs over traditional stocks.

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT) continue their rise in popularity throughout the world of property investors.

One of the most powerful methods for property investment is making its way to new frontiers in 2008 - Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT).