So, you want to invest in real estate in Bali? How do you do that safely, enjoyably and without being hassled into buying something you're not completely happy with? Buyer's remorse is the last thing you want to be feeling.
Like it or not, people aren’t going to do business with you just because you want them to.
Over time, we expect more foreign professional service firms to establish and grow their operations in order to meet the growing pool of PRC companies in Hong Kong.
For those with cash sitting idle in a bank account at record low interest rates, it is a good time to be a buyer in Phuket and put that money to work.
After all, it’s your investment you’re talking about and you’re the one with a whole lot to lose if things don’t run smoothly.
Under Vietnam’s Housing Law, effective since 1st July 2015, broader categories of foreign individuals and entities are now entitled to purchase residential housing.
Indonesians now looking toward Leasehold property in Bali.
Have the Shanghai cooling measures introduced one year ago achieved the desired result?
When it comes to “cashing in”, selling and renting out your new property, there’s a few things you need to know that no one will tell you.
"Even though a number of cities have adopted the new auction format, local governments are unlikely to find any relief in controlling fast-rising home prices."
Because those thoughts become words and those words in turn become actions.
From Infrastructure to social and economic policies.
It seems like only yesterday when Bali’s oracles gave their knee jerk reactions to the Indonesian government’s plan to introduce a Tax Amnesty.
"It is expected that beach land prices along the coast from the Sarasin Bridge all the way to Khao Lak will increase, and that the land will be snapped up, with foreign investors and international hotels brands all jockeying for a position."