Saudi Arabia has been signaling for weeks that it is and will be doing whatever it takes to rebalance the oil market by slashing exports and pumping well below its quota under the OPEC+ deal—despite US shale’s persistence.
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In April, in Australia’s Northern Territory, the “world’s first” crypto-currency-based house auction will be held. Is the sale – to be held in tropical Casuarina, one of the northern suburbs of Darwin – a sign that the property sector is about to start embracing blockchain?
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Since Spain opened the first 3-D–printed pedestrian bridge in 2016, the push for printed architecture seems to be accelerating. Shanghai inaugurated the world’s longest printed concrete bridge in January, and the first-ever printed steel span is set to cross a canal in Amsterdam this year. Beyond bridges, the first 3-D–printed homes available to rent—five bulbous buildings in the Dutch city of Eindhoven—should hit the market by this summer.
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The cost of renting in Australia is steadily rising despite the property market’s downward spiral.
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In Sofia, even in the most distant neighborhoods, prices of 600 euros per square meter of living area are a mirage. This was told to Darik radio by Shtelian Kalchev, co-founder of a real estate agency with more than 10 years of experience in commenting on the scandal with the prices of the apartments of ruling party figures.
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The Brexit-inspired decline in London’s property values has yet to cause any serious ripples in other areas of the UK.
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SQM Research last week released incredibly superficial and misleading analysis of Labor’s negative gearing policy (debunked here), which received widespread mainstream media attention and was greeted with headlines warning that dwelling values would plummet and rents would skyrocket under Labor’s policy.
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A property market boom could lead to employees being more distracted at work as they spend extra time shopping online, and show up late or leave early, a study showed.
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Managing properties is a task that requires a great deal of attention to detail. As a property manager, not only do you need to ensure your tenants are happy and taken care of, but you will also need to ensure that all stakeholders and the landlord are happy, with their interests taken care of.
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New Delhi, March 24 (IANS) The luxury real estate segment with a customer base of its own did not witness a slowdown as significant as in the mid-level properties in the last few years and with the latest cut in GST rate, developers say, demand will pick up from here on.
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