Developers turn bankers
Malaysian property developers are now able to offer loans to their buyers.
Eligible developers can obtain licences and can then provide buyers with up to...
Types of tenant: Pros and Cons
The five most common types of tenants have been identified by British real estate firm Belvoir, and they have also suggested how to find...
Green takes gold at the Dot Property Awards
Green development has become extremely important in Southeast Asia. Public awareness about the impact real estate has on the environment has increased in the...
Buying intent largely positive
Real estate firm CBRE has revealed the results of its Asia-Pacific Investor Intentions Survey 2016, which analysed the outlook and appetite of Asia-Pacific real...
Dot Property’s top 10 real estate stories of 2017
What a year it was for real estate in Southeast Asia. Before moving on to what promises to be an exciting 2018, let’s take...
Ageing Asia: Property benefits
With Asia accounting for half of the top ten fastest-aging countries during the next five years, insurance and pension funds in the region are...
Top developers lead the outstanding group of winners at the Dot Property Thailand Awards...
The inaugural Dot Property Winning Weekend was the perfect setting for the 3rd annual Dot Property Thailand Awards as the real estate’s best turned out...
Digital nomads are flocking to Penang
Penang is seeing a rising number of innovative individuals keen to embrace its offerings.
Penang features in the property news on a regular occasion. Usually...
Prime markets set to change
Vancouver occupied the top ranking for the fifth consecutive quarter in the latest Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index which focuses on the top...
Southeast Asia’s best developments go above and beyond
The best developments in Southeast Asia all go above and beyond expectations in their own way. For expansive housing estates with unique features to...
