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25th May 2021 Asia, Asia-Pacific, Company News, Finance

AXA IM Alts Acquires ¥4.2bn (€34m) Residential Portfolio in Northern Japan

AXA IM Alts has acquired two residential towers in Sendai City, Northern Japan, for ¥4.2bn (€34m). Totalling 10,000 sqm, the portfolio is... Read more

23rd April 2021 Asia, Asia-Pacific, Australasia, Europe, Finance

€123bn Capital Raised for Global Non-Listed Real Estate Investment in 2020

Global real estate investment managers raised at least €123bn (US$150.7bn) of new capital for non-listed real estate in 2020, according to... Read more

23rd April 2021 Asia, Asia-Pacific

PLP Architecture Unveils Singapore Tower Plans

PLP Architecture has revealed plans for a residential tower in Singapore called Park Nova. The tower will have 54 apartments and is being designed... Read more

18th November 2019 Asia, Asia-Pacific, Australasia, North America, Property News, UK

Homeownership dropping globally

Homeownership has dropped across the world, as 22 of the 36 most developed countries experienced a decline in the past 10 years, research from... Read more

12th August 2019 Asia-Pacific

Rents in Australia more or less static in second quarter of 2019

National weekly rents in Australia increased by 0.3% over the second quarter of 2019, slower than the 1% increase the previous quarter and level with... Read more

6th August 2019 Asia-Pacific

House prices stabilising in Australian cities, latest index shows

House prices falls in key cities in Australia have stabilised but values are down considerably compared to where they were a year ago, the latest... Read more

11th June 2019 Asia-Pacific

Housing market outlook improving in Australia as downturn slows

The pace of decline in Australia’s residential housing market slowed in May, down nationally by 0.4%, the smallest month on month fall for a year,... Read more

20th March 2019 Asia-Pacific

Price of land for new homes rises in Australia despite a fall in demand

The price of land for new residential building has continued to rise in Australia despite a fall in demand for new build homes, according to the... Read more

11th March 2019 Asia-Pacific

Residential prices and rents forecast to fall in Hong Kong over 2019

Residential property prices and rents continued to fall across Hong Kong in December, with the market recording the reporting the fastest decline in... Read more

5th March 2019 Asia-Pacific

Rate of house price falls seem to be easing in Australian cities

Falling property prices eased slightly in key cities in Australia at the beginning of 2019 but six of the eight capitals and four of the seven rest... Read more

4th March 2019 Asia-Pacific

Most Australians want to own a home but many renters struggle to find a deposit

The vast majority of people in Australia aspire to own their own home with independent research showing that over 92% of renters want to be able to... Read more

28th February 2019 Asia-Pacific

Home building activity reached an all-time high in Australia in 2018

Home building activity in Australia reached an all-time high in 2018 but experts are predicting that the number if residential properties under... Read more

12th February 2019 Asia-Pacific

Building approvals fall significantly in Australia, back to 2013 levels, official data shows

Building approvals in Australia have reached their lowest for five years, down 23.7% in the final quarter of 2018, new figures show. This was led... Read more

4th February 2019 Asia-Pacific

Canberra is only capital in Australia to see prices rise in January, latest index shows

Every capital city in Australia apart from Canberra saw property prices fall month on month in January with only Hobart, Adelaide and Canberra... Read more

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Protecting the Bank of Mum and Dad (and other similar “banks”)

Jenifer Martindale is partner in the property & commercial litigation team at Wilsons... Read more

The Renters Reform Bill from an immigrant’s perspective

Olusegun Akinfenwa writes for Immigration Advice Service, a law firm based in the United Kingdom... Read more

RAAC and ruin? Not necessarily. How to relieve building owners of the need to panic over aerated concrete

By Alan Ferns, director – structural engineering at Dougall Baillie Associates Panics come and... Read more

The new build market: what to expect for Q4

Mobeen Akram is new homes account director at Mortgage Advice Bureau Interesting developments in... Read more

What can I do if reinforced autoclave aerated concrete is used in my premises?

Chris Gaunt, senior associate in Rosling King’s Real Estate Group, examines the implications for... Read more

Modern student living projects offer new opportunities for forward-thinking providers

Rob Kay, director at MGAC When it comes to university accommodation, we often visualise cramped... Read more

Latest Property News

Asia-Pacific

AXA IM Alts Acquires ¥4.2bn (€34m) Residential Portfolio in Northern Japan

€123bn Capital Raised for Global Non-Listed Real Estate Investment in 2020

PLP Architecture Unveils Singapore Tower Plans

Homeownership dropping globally

Rents in Australia more or less static in second quarter of 2019

House prices stabilising in Australian cities, latest index shows

Housing market outlook improving in Australia as downturn slows

Price of land for new homes rises in Australia despite a fall in demand

Residential prices and rents forecast to fall in Hong Kong over 2019

Rate of house price falls seem to be easing in Australian cities

Most Australians want to own a home but many renters struggle to find a deposit

Home building activity reached an all-time high in Australia in 2018

Building approvals fall significantly in Australia, back to 2013 levels, official data shows

Canberra is only capital in Australia to see prices rise in January, latest index shows

Blog

Protecting the Bank of Mum and Dad (and other similar “banks”)

The Renters Reform Bill from an immigrant’s perspective

RAAC and ruin? Not necessarily. How to relieve building owners of the need to panic over aerated concrete

The new build market: what to expect for Q4

What can I do if reinforced autoclave aerated concrete is used in my premises?

Modern student living projects offer new opportunities for forward-thinking providers

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