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Tuesday, 29 September 2026 Asia-Pacific Property Intelligence

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<a></a><strong>Russian oligarchs&#8217; London top properties are frozen.</strong>
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<a></a><strong>Russian oligarchs&#8217; London top properties are frozen.</strong>

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

<strong>“Missing Link”: Why Are Real Estate Investors Waiting</strong>
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<strong>“Missing Link”: Why Are Real Estate Investors Waiting</strong>

Homebuyers may be excused for assuming that, by the age-old adage &#8220;buy low, sell high,&#8221; 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

<strong>King of Property Steps Down</strong><strong><br></strong>
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<strong>King of Property Steps Down</strong><strong><br></strong>

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&#8217;

<strong>Thailand’s Mushroom-Shaped Airbnb You Must Experience</strong>
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<strong>Thailand’s Mushroom-Shaped Airbnb You Must Experience</strong>

Leafy Green is a sustainable eco-retreat center in Chiang Mai, Thailand, that will make you feel like you&#8217;ve stepped into a scene from a contemporary &#8220;Alice in Wonderland.&#8221; Gie Anywhere, a digital nomad, claims that the outdoor paradise comprises five enormous clay fungus stronghol

<strong>Buyers in Germany will cause property prices to drop 3.5% in 2023</strong>
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<strong>Buyers in Germany will cause property prices to drop 3.5% in 2023</strong>

On this day in history, November 21st, Reuters reports that: According to a Reuters survey of property market experts, German home prices are expected to decrease by 3.5% next year due to the impact of the cost of the living problem and rising borrowing rates on consumers. However, the likelihood of