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Tuesday, 22 September 2026 Asia-Pacific Property Intelligence

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<strong>11.8% rise in prime London apartment prices</strong>
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<strong>11.8% rise in prime London apartment prices</strong>

Despite London&#8217;s prime market falling behind the rest of the nation in home price growth, a return to normalcy after the pandemic has resulted in an 11.8% yearly increase in the price paid for apartments on the prime market. Benham &amp; Reeves, a London lettings and estate company, analyzed L

<strong>Government supports land sales to foreigners.</strong>
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<strong>Government supports land sales to foreigners.</strong>

The government has defended a law letting four categories of foreigners seek authorization to purchase up to 1 rai of land, provided they invest at least 40 million baht for at least three years. According to government spokesperson Anucha Buraphachaisri, the law is only an update to the ministerial

Phuket real estate fluctuates in response to urban flight
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Phuket real estate fluctuates in response to urban flight

The real estate market in Phuket, Southeast Asia&#8217;s top resort destination, is seeing drastic changes due to urban flight and a steady influx of new lifestyle inhabitants. The rising demand for detached houses and more enormous condos has become the island real estate mantra. Since 2019, when o

<strong>Signs That Australia’s Rental Industry Is Going To Explode</strong>
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<strong>Signs That Australia’s Rental Industry Is Going To Explode</strong>

In most areas, property rentals increased by double digits over the last year, as shown by the September rental report from PropTrack. The proportion of rental properties advertised on realestate.com.au for less than $400 decreased from 41.8 percent at the outbreak&#8217;s onset to 19.3 percent in S

<strong>ANZ predicts a 27% drop in home values</strong>
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<strong>ANZ predicts a 27% drop in home values</strong>

The ANZ bank has raised its previous prediction of a 15% drop in home values from their late 2021 high to a current estimate of a 20% drop. Although housing market predictions are laden with ambiguity, ANZ analysts said in their monthly magazine Property Focus that it is &#8220;abundantly evident&#8