Dubai’s property market is experimenting with a new model that could significantly increase the number of investors and the amount of capital flowing into the emirate’s real estate sector.
Instead of buying whole homes or villas, investors can now buy fractional digital shares of property using blockchain-based tokenisation. Units are sold for as little as…
In a world of closed doors, Dubai stands out for keeping its door wide open. Few others have adopted a similar stance.
Young professionals under 30 prefer living near workplaces, public transport and amenities for a more convenient lifestyle.
Instead of chasing the latest AI trends, Malaysian businesses should focus on open-source AI that fits their needs and budget better.
Due to the “feud” between China and the U.S., the growing presence of Chinese buyers has prompted legislative responses.
Chinese investment in Malaysia surged to RM31 billion, marking the second-highest level on record and the most significant inflow since 2015.
With property scams on the rise, the feature helps protect buyers and renters from fake listings and fraudulent agents.
The programme received nearly 200 applications in less than three months, surpassing the total from the previous two and a half years.
All signs suggest Dubai is not only on track to meet its D33 targets but cementing its status as one of the world’s top three cities by 2033.
For the first time in over a year, rent prices have stopped rising. This is a good news for people living in major cities like KL.
