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Tuesday, 22 September 2026 Asia-Pacific Property Intelligence

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Australian Homeowners Feel the Pinch as Interest Rates Bite Hard
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Australian Homeowners Feel the Pinch as Interest Rates Bite Hard

Sydney has one of the most costly real estate marketplaces in the world. Still, Singaporean Julian Choo, who relocated to Australia in 2010, and his Australian-Malaysian wife Joanne Chai were able to purchase their first house there four years ago. Shortly after their acquisition, the Covid-19 epide

London’s Property Market Sees Surge in Million-Pound Homes
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London’s Property Market Sees Surge in Million-Pound Homes

There was a period when having a house worth more than £1 million (currently about $1.186 million) in the British city signified something. Not any longer, though. According to official government statistics from the United Kingdom, the typical price of selling property in London is £537,510 (about

New Zealand Housing Market Predicted to Plummet to Great Recession Lows, says ASB.
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New Zealand Housing Market Predicted to Plummet to Great Recession Lows, says ASB.

New Zealanders’ hopes for home prices have dropped to levels not seen since the Great Recession.  Compared to last year at this time, when 49% of respondents expected prices to rise, this year’s ASB home optimism poll found that 43% expected prices to decline. At the height of the G

Thailand: Lifull Acquiring FazWaz and Dot Property Partnership
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Thailand: Lifull Acquiring FazWaz and Dot Property Partnership

In the ever-evolving landscape of Southeast Asian real estate, strategic collaborations and technological advancements are reshaping the industry. The latest move comes from Japanese portal provider Lifull Co, which recently made headlines by acquiring FazWaz Group and forging a partnership with Dot

Landlords Cannot Solve Australia’s Housing Crisis.
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Landlords Cannot Solve Australia’s Housing Crisis.

Most federally elected members of the Australian Labor Party are also landowners. This may be why they have been unable to solve the housing shortage. In Australia, the property problem is once again the main topic of conversation. The ninth consecutive interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Aust

Cyclone Gabriel: New Zealand searches for missing as death toll rises
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Cyclone Gabriel: New Zealand searches for missing as death toll rises

Fearing the mortality toll from Cyclone Gabrielle will rise, New Zealand is still looking for individuals who went missing after the storm. Five verified deaths have occurred due to the cyclone’s destruction of significant portions of the North Island, which resulted in landslides and inundati