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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) has released a luxury vacation package for wealthy South Koreans named “Amazing New Chapters: Discover Luxperience in Thailand.” The package includes round-trip business class airfare on Asiana Airlines and a five-night stay at the luxurious Siam K
A new analysis finds that smaller capital cities will shine in 2023, providing the greatest value for property searchers, whereas regional locations were the hot destinations to purchase this year. Canstar’s annual Rising Stars Report, which tracks the Australian real estate market and is driv
There is a heavy coating of dust on the windows of Jardine House in the eastern parts of London City, and it is interrupted with crude graffiti. A note scribbled on some tape and stuck to the door announces that security is now conducting patrols of the unoccupied building. Owned by the Libyan Inves
A rise in construction costs has been blamed on New Zealand‘s efforts to open the market up to more competitors and novel items. A study by the Commerce Commission looking into the residential building materials market was released on Tuesday in Wellington. The government has since indicated i
Homebuyers may be excused for assuming that, by the age-old adage “buy low, sell high,” investors would pour into the housing market during a slump. But this puzzle lacks one component despite decreased property costs and other variables that make brick-and-mortar attractive to landlords
Assura, a healthcare real estate investment trust worth £3 billion, is looking to capitalize on the downturn, according to its CEO. According to The Standard, the chief executive officer of a £3 billion healthcare property trust believes that a downturn in the property market might help London make
The longtime president of the NZPIF discusses his greatest regret and proudest accomplishment. The longtime president of the New Zealand Property Investors Federation (NZPIF) has resigned after working on behalf of property investors for a quarter of a century. Andrew King, one of New Zealand’