Iceland Enters a Buyer’s Market Phase in 2026
Iceland’s property market is entering a more favourable phase for buyers in 2026, as supply reaches record highs and price growth begins to moderate. This shift is creating more balanced conditions after several years of tighter market activity.
A surge in new housing supply, particularly from new…
Vietnam Market Faces Short-Term Pressure, Long-Term Growth Remains Strong
Vietnam’s property market in 2026 is facing short-term pressure, as rising mortgage rates continue to impact affordability and buyer demand. At the same time, the country is accelerating large-scale urban development, reinforcing its long-term growth outlook.
Rising Mortgage Rates Weigh on Demand
Higher borrowing costs are…
Australia’s housing market has entered 2026 with a clear split in performance across cities. While Sydney and Melbourne have begun to stabilise, mid-sized capitals continue to record solid growth, with several markets achieving more than 1% month-on-month increases.
Perth
Perth is leading the nation, with home values rising 2.3% in February alone, adding significant value…
Strategic Positioning in a Changing Global Environment
As 2026 unfolds, global real estate markets are stabilising with easing inflation and expected rate cuts improving investor confidence. At the same time, geopolitical shifts are directing capital towards markets with strong fundamentals and long-term growth potential.
The Middle East: Stability Driving Capital Inflows
Dubai remains a top-performing…
Greece’s real estate market is emerging as one of Europe’s most compelling investment destinations in 2026, driven by a combination of stability, strong returns, and increasing international demand.
Why Investors Are Moving to Greece
Global uncertainty is driving a clear shift in capital flows. Investors, particularly from the Eastern Mediterranean, are increasingly allocating funds into…
The April 2026 global real estate newsletter highlights a global property market that is becoming increasingly selective, shaped by shifting demand patterns, geopolitical influences, and evolving economic conditions.
In Australia, the market is showing a clear split. While Sydney and Melbourne remain relatively flat, cities like Perth, Brisbane, and Adelaide are leading growth, supported by…
TLDR Airbnb in Klang Valley is still profitable in 2026, with average yields of 5% to 9% and monthly income ranging from RM2,500 to RM6,500. However, profitability now depends heavily on location, cost control, and active management rather than passive ownership
“Airbnb is easy money.”
That used to be true.
In 2026, things feel very different.…
Many property investors spend months analysing locations, rental yields, and demand. But sometimes the answer is hiding in plain sight: universities.
Wherever thousands of students gather, rental demand quietly follows. In Malaysia, university towns are becoming some of the most stable places for rental property investment.
The real question is not whether students need…
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TL;DR Melaka is one of the best places in Malaysia for Airbnb investment due to strong tourism demand and relatively affordable property prices. Areas like Kota Laksamana, Jonker Walk, Melaka Raya, Bandar Hilir, and Klebang attract consistent tourist traffic, making them popular for short term rentals with good occupancy and rental potential.
Melaka is…
TLDR: CP58 is a mandatory statement employers must issue to agents, dealers, and distributors who receive incentives or commission exceeding RM5,000 annually. It is not optional. Non-compliance may result in penalties under Malaysia’s Income Tax Act.
If you run a business in Malaysia and pay commission, incentives, or performance bonuses, there’s one document you cannot afford…
