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MQDC, PropNex Team Up to Launch The Forestias in SG BANGKOK / SINGAPORE – June 2025 — Magnolia Quality Development Corporation Limited (MQDC), one of Thailand’s most prestigious property developers, has formed a strategic partnership with Singapore’s PropNex International to introduce The Fore
CapitaLand Invests $700M in First Japan Data Centre CapitaLand Investment Limited (CLI) will invest about US$700 million (JPY110 billion) to build its first data centre in Japan. This is a big step in expanding its digital infrastructure in Asia. A New Data Centre in Greater Tokyo CLI plans to build
Prices Rise for Second Month China’s new home prices rose for the second straight month in May 2025. A private survey released on June 1 showed the market gaining modest ground, thanks to fresh policy support. The China Index Academy (CIA) reported that average new home prices in 100 cities in
Shifting foundations of Lombok’s property market Over the past two decades, Lombok has undergone a quiet yet powerful real estate transformation, fueled primarily by the twin engines of tourism and hospitality. What began as a speculative land-grab by foreign investors has now matured into a market
Why Asian Brokerages Must Wake Up to AI Now As AI continues to reshape global industries, the real estate sector—particularly in Asia—faces a pressing choice: adapt or fall behind. While some tech-savvy firms in the West are already leveraging AI to gain an edge, many Asian brokerages remain cautiou
Asia-Pacific Markets Shift After Rate Cuts in China, Australia RBA and PBOC Both Ease Monetary Policy Amid Uncertainty On May 20, 2025, two major central banks—the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and the People’s Bank of China (PBOC)—cut key interest rates, signaling coordinated concern over weakeni
Tokyo Property Surge: Why 2025 Is Just the Start Tokyo’s real estate market is entering a powerful new phase, with 2025 poised to be a breakout year. Major development projects, resilient demand, and strong investor appetite are setting the stage for a sustained property boom in the Japanese capital