Last updated April 19th, 2019. Real estate prices remain stagnant in Kuala Lumpur and Penang, Malaysia’s two largest cities, which are suffering from oversupply. Meanwhile, the Malaysian Ringgit is hovering at around its lowest level against the U.S....
Last updated May 13th, 2019. Foreign investors purchase Thai real estate more than any other place in Asia. That’s probably because of a strong tourism sector with Bangkok ranked as the most visited city on the planet. People often come to Thailand, enjoy...
Last updated February 20th, 2019. You may or may not have ever considered buying real estate in Taiwan. Either way, hopefully it can serve as a good example of somewhere you shouldn’t own property. We already wrote about the most expensive places in Asia...
Last updated July 15th, 2020. Indonesia is Southeast Asia’s largest and most populous country. Nonetheless, it has stayed off the radar of investors despite strong economic growth combined with an enormous consumer market. The Indonesian economy is also...
Last updated August 29th, 2020. Buying Philippines property is a bet on economic and demographic trends. Not only is the Philippines isn’t just Southeast Asia’s second most populous country with over 100 million people – it’s also among the...
Last updated June 19th, 2020. Buying property in Hong Kong comes along with a high entry price. Indeed, Hong Kong is still the world’s most expensive city despite the territory’s recent political tensions. Nonetheless, Hong Kong’s...
Last updated May 2nd, 2019. Singapore’s transformation from a malarial swampland into one of the world’s richest nations was nothing short of astonishing. And growth of the city’s property market over time is a good representation of...
Last updated August 12th, 2020. People often think of Myanmar when anyone mentions “frontier markets” in Asia. This Southeast Asian country is indeed a perfect example of the region’s rise as a whole. Meanwhile, investing in Myanmar’s property...
Last updated September 26th, 2020. Vietnam has made rapid progress in the past several decades, averaging GDP growth rates exceeding 7% during the 1990s and 2000s. It remains one of the world’s fastest growing economies, and owning property in Vietnam is...
Last updated July 26th, 2020. Malaysia enjoys a strategic location alongside the Strait of Malacca – the world’s busiest shipping lane. This has allowed its economy to perform well based simply on where it’s located on the map. ...
