KPMG forecasts Australian house prices to fall 1.1% in 2026 while unit prices rise
KPMG Australia forecasts national house prices to fall 1.1% in 2026 while unit prices rise 2.2%. The firm published the...
French coastal home sales stay flat as national activity rises, notaires data show
Existing-home sales across 35 mainland French seaside resorts were broadly flat year on year in the year to the end...
JPMorganChase sets a $750 billion US housing target through 2035
JPMorganChase said it intends to deploy more than $750 billion through 2035 to support US housing supply and homeownership. The...
Metro Manila condo launches slow as vacancies and cancellations rise
Metro Manila condominium developers launched about 3,000 units in the first half of 2026, while net take-up was about 2,000...
One Country, Two Directions: CBRE’s Q2 Reading of Saudi Residential and Riyadh Prime Offices
There is a temptation to ask whether "the Saudi property market" went up or down in the second quarter of...
Australia’s home prices fell again as Bloomberg flags a softer Australia–New Zealand housing backdrop
Bloomberg, citing Cotality data, reported that Australia’s housing-market decline deepened in July. Its separate Australia Briefing described housing markets on
South Korea proposes higher property taxes for wealthy and multiple-home owners
Reuters reported on 3 August that South Korea’s finance ministry has proposed changes to property-tax rules that would place more...
CBRE Thailand Mid-Year Outlook: What Is Changing Across Six Real Estate Sectors?
CBRE Thailand's mid-year outlook highlights shifting demand across residential, retail, hotels, offices, industrial and logistics real estate.
Australia’s June-Quarter Housing Data Show Broader Cooling, With Cities Still Moving Differently
Australia's June-quarter housing data showed a concurrent fall in combined-capital house and unit prices. ABC News, citing Domain's House Price...
UK stamp duty: what the latest statement does — and does not — change
Reuters reports that the next budget will not change or abolish stamp duty; no replacement tax scheme has been announced.
