Work is well underway on the downtown pump park being established in the Quarry by Bike Cochrane.
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Work is well underway on the downtown pump park being established in the Quarry by Bike Cochrane.
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Despite uncertainty over Brexit, some Asian developers, including at least one Singapore property giant, have been doubling down on the small but fast-growing build-to-rent (BtR) market in the United Kingdom that is projected to be worth almost £550 billion (S$849 billion) when it reaches maturity.
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Western Australia’s restructured development agency is looking for a partner to take on the $500 million-plus Alkimos Central city centre that will anchor a new community in Perth’s expanding northern suburbs.
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Concerns about faltering global oil demand and expectations of rising U.S. crude oil exports trump fears of supply shortage after the attacks on Saudi oil and have investment banks predict that oil prices would not move much higher in the fourth quarter, a poll of 13 major investment banks by The Wall Street Journal showed on Friday.
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The city is pushing forward with a four-year plan to redevelop the former site of the Midfield mobile home park, which last year saw residents forced out of the community after a years-long battle.
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This is only fuelling the market resurgence by giving buyers little to choose from.
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Vietnamese real estate has drawn attention from wealthy investors here, amid rising interest in overseas realty investments among Korean billionaires, the Korea Wealth Report 2019 published by KB Financial Group Research Institute showed Sunday.
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It was the summer trip of a lifetime – you and a parent returned to your country of origin and for two carefree weeks toured the countryside and traced the family tree.
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HONG KONG — While months of Hong Kong protests have scared away tourists, sent jitters across the financial centre and cast a dark cloud over the local economy, there’s one thing residents of the city are confident they can bank on — sky-high property prices.
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(Bloomberg Opinion) — Singapore’s property industry is coming to terms with the idea that, in about a decade, the city may no longer have a central business district. Landlords couldn’t be more chuffed.
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