A township rises from the depths of Cebu
Mandani Bay has emerged onto the national stage from its reclaimed site on the Cebu shoreline
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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
A prelude to greatness: Thailand’s largest integrated district rises
Connectivity, sustainability, and technology coalesce at One Bangkok: an ambitious mixed-use undertaking that is the most far-reaching of Bangkok’s various megaprojects
Earth, wind, water, and fire: Preparing properties against the next climate disaster
Amid concerns over intensifying weather events and their toll on property, the IFC calls on the world to act
Malaysia after the Home Ownership Campaign: What’s next for aspiring buyers?
The comedown from pandemic-era stimulus measures weighs heavily on an electorate of property seekers ready for change
All roads lead to this lifestyle hub in Kuala Lumpur
The Exchange TRX is pioneering high sustainability standards, connectivity, and placemaking design
Why Vietnam remains upwardly mobile, despite pandemic
Vietnam has been propelled into the big league of Asian nations: a fact reflected in its hyper-driven real estate market
The rise of Lombok’s first Gran Meliá resort
Gran Meliá Lombok makes the most of its paradisiacal site in the island’s coastal hills
Where Gen Z and millennials stand now on the property ladder
The buying ambitions of young property seekers around Southeast Asia are being stymied by a range of factors
New leader, new homes: The Philippines stands at a crossroads
The country’s real estate market is rebounding strongly. And with fresh leadership imminent, there’s a bullish mood among investors and developers
A former garment factory transforms into Phnom Penh’s creative hub
Urban Village and Factory Phnom Penh harnesses Cambodia’s youthful energy through artsy, repurposed industrial spaces and towering condominiums
Thailand sets forth on path to recovery
The damage wreaked on Thailand’s real estate industry by the pandemic is highlighted by oversupply and weak buyer sentiment
Life blooms in a Chongqing shopping mall
One of China’s largest botanical gardens takes root inside a massive retail destination
India unmasks opportunities beyond residential real estate
India has seen residential sales plunge, but the vast country is well placed to ride out the storm
A green office building blossoms in Cebu
A storied Filipino family has forged an exceptionally smart, green office tower in Cebu
Live large in Malaysia’s next big resort destination
Considered nods to Malaysia’s architectural and cultural heritage are integral to the package at Anantara Desaru Coast Residences
Sri Lanka perseveres through disease, debt
Debt-distressed Sri Lanka has had a hard time of it recently, but the resilience of its property sector provides at least some grounds for optimism
A walk in The PARQ: Bangkok goes green with mixed use
With its green credentials and high-tech trimmings embodying modern office development, The PARQ provides an urban oasis in Bangkok for its tenants
A harbourside Sydney suburb rises again
Paragon of Pyrmont has applied fantastical luxe twists to units inspired by the humble Sydney terrace house
A shot at recovery for Malaysian real estate
The devastation wreaked by the pandemic on Malaysia’s economy is clear to see, but government stimulus is riding to the rescue of the real estate sector
Myanmar’s most hallowed colonial building gets new lease on life
Yangon’s legendary Secretariat has been restored and reimagined as a mixed-use site
How tokenisation is democratising real estate
Tokenisation has the potential to eliminate paper trails and make real estate investment liquid, transparent, and inclusive
How Vietnam real estate defied the pandemic
With demand for housing continuing to grow—especially near manufacturing hubs—the outlook seems rosy for investors and developers alike
A multi-faceted living solution in the heart of Bangkok
Thailand’s greying population and tradition of intergenerational engagement are key factors in the conceptualisation of Mulberry Grove Sukhumvit
