6 trendy spots to visit in Binh Duong, Vietnam
This prime gateway to Ho Chi Minh City is earning attention from property seekers eyeing great connections and deals
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In the heart of Melbourne, a fertile ground for home
With architectural inspiration from the fig, 380 Melbourne is one of the Australian city’s most multi-faceted private projects
Meet the notable woman who has built a circle of trust
Vivin Harsanto of JLL Indonesia aims to ensure that her firm remains a reliable partner for clients as they negotiate the post-pandemic world
The workplace reimagined in Singapore
Seamlessly quilted into Singapore’s dense downtown core, Frasers Tower is a next-generation tower with a new set of tech-forward and sustainable features
SPARK lights up the design world
SPARK Architects has established itself as one of Asia’s leading practices by harnessing social imperatives and sustainability with trendsetting design
Empire strikes back as real estate elevates Isaan, Thailand
Once regarded as a backwater in the kingdom, Thailand’s northeastern provinces are displaying strong appeal to homebuyers
The post-pandemic Philippine housing situation: ‘Golden Age’ or ‘Sick Man of Asia’?
Strong GDP growth and healthy condo sales may paint a rosy picture, but external factors spell clouds on the horizon for the property sector
A township rises from the depths of Cebu
Mandani Bay has emerged onto the national stage from its reclaimed site on the Cebu shoreline
6 fascinating spots to check out in Kandal, Cambodia
The home province of Cambodia’s former capital is an economic powerhouse and a rising destination for real estate investment
Property for the people
Players in the real estate industry around Asia are getting serious about investing in environmental, social, and governance (ESG)
Back to the future with Coco Liu
Coco Liu of advisory and accounting network HLB has resumed her busy travel schedule and is reconnecting with peers around the world
Australia is back in business with Asian investors
As Australia lets down its guard post-pandemic, the delicate dance between maintaining economic ascendancy and managing foreign ownership restarts