Dot Property Southeast Asia Awards 2020 Charity Gala to celebrate real estate’s best in...
The Dot Property Southeast Asia Awards 2020 will celebrate the region’s best real estate developers, agencies and companies that contribute to the industry in...
London lobby’s art showcase
Frogmore & Galliard Homes has unveiled the new David Bailey art gallery lobby at The Chilterns in Marylebone - the first London art gallery...
Foreign investors and local markets
Foreign investors are often blamed for rising property prices but are they really to blame?
Malaysia has welcomed foreign investment with the scheme Malaysia My...
DOJI LAND shines at the Dot Property Southeast Asia Awards 2022
Best Breakthrough Developer
DOJI LAND is one of the more unique developers in Southeast Asia. It was founded by DOJI Gold & Gems Group,...
Malaysia lowers foreign ownership price requirements to ease condo glut
Early this month, Malaysian Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng revealed that the government intends to lower the foreign ownership price requirements for high-rise condominium...
The tallest buildings in Cambodia: here’s what you need to know
Cambodia may not be the first place that springs to mind when you think about skyscrapers, but they are arriving in Phnom Penh. The...
APAC commercial property investors eye overseas safe havens
APAC commercial property investors are placing their money in safe haven markets with the United Kingdom, United States and Singapore the top three destinations,...
This is how you prepare for a virtual property viewing
Many people are wondering just how they should prepare for a virtual property viewing. The experience is completely new for many of us and...
In search of the ultimate luxury residence…Part 5
This is the fifth article in a series that will grant you a sneak peek inside some of the most luxurious residences around the...
What’s a luxury surf villa? Go inside one of Lombok’s most unique developments
A luxury surf villa sounds awesome. And a luxury surf villa in Lombok, Indonesia’s ultimate paradise? Well, in the 1980s they would describe that...
