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Trent Muffett - Savills Indonesia
Jakarta doesn't have a comprehensive transport plan and the cost to the economy is huge.The price tag is estimated in the billions of dollars every year in lost time, fuel and health. On top of this the city's traffic was ranked the unenviable title of the world's worst for 2015.
Stuart Deed - Myanmar Real Estate
Confront me with a problem and I’ll be on the lookout for a solution.
Iain Tiltman - Lanta Island Property
This newly approved bridge will connect the Lanta Islands to the Krabi mainland. We ask, “is this a good thing?”
Michael McCullough - KMC MAG Group
The Philippines has promising cities but are exposed to several risks. Economic activity is strong but the government needs to address these risks ASAP to ensure their growth and development into vibrant cities in the long-term.
Joanne Lee - Colliers Hong Kong
With negative real interest rates persisting and the pace of interest rate increases likely to slow, the Hong Kong residential market has stabilised in Q2 2016 despite growing economic worries over Brexit.
Ulrich Eder - Pugnatorius Thailand
Secure your piece of paradise by a comprehensive phase three property due diligence.
Stephen Wyatt - JLL Vietnam
Vietnam is one of the fastest growing countries in Southeast Asia. The strong economic growth is a result of favourable demographics, continued urbanization, industrialization and higher employment in the services sector and a rising middle class.
Michael McCullough - KMC MAG Group
The government's economic growth plans will create a positive impact on the real estate industry, possibly continuing the boom in the next six years.
Rob John Valencia - Hoppler Philippines
Answering some of the most asked questions from Filipinos who want to apply for a Pag-IBIG housing loan.
Dr Megan Walters - JLL Asia Pacific
Home sales reach an 18-month high as new launches draw strong buying interest.
James Macdonald - Savills Shanghai
The residential market witnessed a peak in both transaction prices and volumes in 1H/2016, due to the cancellation of purchase restrictions. The western part of the city enjoyed the largest increase in transaction prices.
James Macdonald - Savills Shanghai
Both residential transaction volumes and average prices rose in Q2/2016 due to a combination of favourable policies and the Spring Housing Fair
Carlby Xie - Colliers China
Shenzhen’s government unveiled new housing purchase restrictions in March leading to a slow sales volume in Q2 2016.
Carlby Xie - Colliers China
Guangzhou’s residential was active in the second quarter of 2016, with both sales volume and average price increasing.
Chris Hobden - CBRE Cambodia
The second quarter continued to see a wave of off-plan, strata-title project launches across Phnom Penh.
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