Asian Property
Asian Real Estate Investment Market Buoyed in 3QNews Desk Property Report 15.11.2009 | Asian properties to lead global recovery The Star Online 04.10.2009 |
 The Asian real estate investment market continued to gain momentum in the 3Q of 2009 as capital values generally stabilised, sentiment improved and the bid-ask spread narrowed, particularly for quality yield-accretive assets in prime locations. |  KUALA LUMPUR: Vincent Lo, the billionaire chairman and chief executive officer of Hong Kong-based Shui On Group which developed Shanghai’s popular tourist landmark, Xindianti, believes Asia’s property market will take the lead in recovering from the shocks inflicted by the global financial crisis. |
Asia property market recovery well underway, according to industry expertsRAY CLANCY EMERGING PROPERTY MARKETS 01.09.2009 | U.K., Asian Real Estate Markets Are Recovering, DTZ Chief SaysPeter Woodifield Bloomberg 21.07.2009 |
 Asia's property market is making a strong comeback with renewed buying interest for residential property powering sales on expectation that the economic downtrend is bottoming out, it is claimed. |  July 21 (Bloomberg) -- The British and some Asian commercial real estate markets are starting to revive, according to Paul Idzik, chief executive officer of London-based property broker DTZ Holdings Plc. |
Property helps boost Asian stock markets Homes Overseas 28.06.2009 | Why should investors stay positive on the Asian real estate markets? ibtimes.com 04.06.2009 |
 Stock markets in Asia ended last week on a high, with property and bank shares posting the greatest gains. |  Almost as certain as night following day, the booming regional property market has followed the slump in the financial markets. |
Massive fall in property sales in Asian real estate markets property wire 17.05.2009 | Marketing takes a new directionJolee Wakefield Property Report 24.04.2009 |
 The Asian property investment market suffered a massive fall in the first quarter of 2009 with Japan, Singapore and Hong Kong suffering the most. |  Direct marketing strategies and promotional incentives are becoming increasingly popular as developers attempt to reel in buyers while minimising cost and maximising exposure. |
It's time to get back into property - Asian propertyCris Sholto Heaton Money Week 10.03.2009 | HK, Singapore bear brunt of property slump The Malaysian Insider 25.02.2009 |
 "You can't beat bricks and mortar." Or so the property touts told us over and over again in the last few years. We all know how that turned out – Britain is now a nation of reluctant landlords wishing they'd put their savings on the 4:15 at Doncaster instead. |  Regional markets will take 12 to 18 months to start recovering as prices continue decline. |
