India's real estate market is booming in luxury sectors while facing an acute supply crunch in affordable housing, with the shortage estimated at 9.4 million units.
Liquidators will begin examinations in the Federal Court into the $1.8 billion debt collapse of hospitality entrepreneur Jon Adgemis, exposing systemic risks within Australia's booming private credit market amid a looming property downturn.
Australia's housing market has officially entered a downturn, with national capital city house prices falling by 1.4% and unit prices by 1.2% in the June quarter. This marks the first decline in over three years, driven by higher interest rates, affordability constraints, and waning buyer confidence.
President Lee Jae Myung announced that the government will implement various supply and demand measures to stabilize the property market and eliminate speculative behavior, which he blamed for exacerbating inequality and undermining national unity. He also stated plans to revise the property tax system and lead a policy debate on Thursday.
A family in England faced a last-minute £15,000 price drop by buyers, highlighting the rare but growing issue of 'gazundering'. The Conveyancing Association calls for urgent government reforms to tackle this and other property market problems, currently slated for 2029.
Sydney's property market is experiencing a cooling trend, with falling prices and more unsold homes at auctions. This shift is creating opportunities for first-home buyers like Ruban Parajuli and Arya Katel, who were previously priced out of areas like Glebe. While prices are still high, the market slowdown offers a more realistic chance for them to enter the market.
India's property market shows mixed trends: Bengaluru's housing sales surge 5% driven by its tech sector; Mumbai remains the largest market with stable sales; Delhi-NCR sees a 7% drop in sales as premium homes dominate inventory. Future cycles depend on job and investment growth.
Chinese e-commerce firm Pinduoduo signs agreement for e-commerce industrial park in Xiongan New Area, Hebei province, marking its first property acquisition, aiming to hire over 5,000 employees.
Dubai's residential property market is showing signs of cooling after a five-year rally, with buyers becoming more price-sensitive and opting for smaller homes due to increased supply and geopolitical uncertainty. Prices have softened quarterly, with annual growth slowing significantly.
A five-bedroom home near Sydney's Bondi Beach failed to sell at auction with no bids, reflecting a national property market downturn. Clearance rates have fallen below 50% nationwide since the government ended property investment tax breaks.
Southeast Asia's malls are thriving, contrasting with the US retail market's decline. The region boasts four of the world's top 10 malls, driven by a growing middle class, urbanization, and FDI, with private consumption projected to reach $5 trillion by 2035.
Indian buyers are cautiously re-entering Dubai's property market, with inquiries below pre-war levels. Demand has shifted to smaller, cash-flow focused investments, with FCNR deposits offering a competing, lower-risk alternative. Transaction ticket sizes have decreased, and buyers are prioritizing rental yields and developer track records.
New Delhi Railway Station, established in 1926, has evolved from a colonial transport facility into a major global hub. It has significantly shaped Delhi's urban landscape, property markets, and economic growth by driving real estate demand, fostering commercial activity, and serving as a migration engine.
The Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, mandates that real estate agents dealing with registered property projects must register with the respective state RERA authority. This aims to enhance transparency and accountability in property transactions by regulating intermediaries.
Mainland Chinese buyers significantly increased their Hong Kong property purchases in the first four months of 2026, acquiring over 41% of last year's total. April saw a nearly 48% month-on-month rise in registrations, reaching a two-year high.
Fears of negative equity for first-time buyers in Sydney and Melbourne are easing as falling house prices are concentrated in the top end of the market. Data shows the cheapest properties have seen modest gains or slight declines, unlike the upper quartiles. Experts suggest low unemployment and low arrears rates mitigate mortgage payment risks, though negative equity can limit options for selling or refinancing.
New data suggests falling house prices in Sydney and Melbourne are concentrated in the upper market segments, potentially assuaging fears for first-time buyers with small deposits who typically purchase in the lower end.
Guangzhou's Nansha District has released "Nansha Ten Articles" to stimulate its real estate market. The plan includes subsidies for residents trading in old homes for new ones in Nansha, with potential total subsidies reaching 170,000 yuan.
Hong Kong's land registry reported 8,537 property sale contracts in May, marking the second month above 8,000 and the first consecutive strong market in five years. Residential sales also saw a significant year-on-year increase.
Australia's property market is experiencing a shift following tax reforms that limit negative gearing for new investors. Auction clearance rates have dropped, prices are falling in some cities, and analysts predict declines of up to 10%. While rising interest rates and economic outlook also contribute, the reforms aim to curb speculation and improve affordability for first-time buyers.
Australia's property market is experiencing a slowdown following tax reforms that limit negative gearing for new investors. Auction clearance rates have dropped, and some analysts predict price declines, though underlying housing shortages and demand-side measures may limit the fall.
Investors anticipate larger hotel conversion transactions as financing improves, with a shift towards institutional-grade assets attracting insurers, sovereign wealth funds, and private equity firms.
Mainland Chinese retail brands are increasingly entering Hong Kong, with a notable shift from food and beverage to non-F&B sectors like fashion, beauty, and jewelry, according to JLL analysts. This trend is helping landlords fill vacant retail spaces.
Spain's property market is showing signs of cooling after a boom, with experts predicting moderation rather than a bubble burst. Price drops are appearing, sales are slowing, and affordability is a growing concern, especially for middle-income households.
