Tag: Real Estate
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Windhoek Building Approvals Dip in November Amid Slower Construction Momentum
Overview: Windhoek’s November Building Approvals The City of Windhoek reported a notable slowdown in building activity for November, with 153 building plans approved valued at N$123.9 million. This mark represents a decrease of 33 approvals compared with October, underscoring a cooler month for new development in Namibia’s capital. Industry analysts, including IJG Securities, noted that…
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Windhoek Building Approvals Fall in November
November brought a cooling in Windhoek’s construction pipeline The City of Windhoek approved 153 building plans in November, valued at N$123.9 million. This marks a drop of 33 approvals compared with October, signaling a softer month for new construction starts in Namibia’s capital. As a barometer for the local property and construction markets, the November…
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Ayala Land Sells 50% Alabang Commercial Center Stake to Madrigal Family for P13.5 Billion
Ayala Land Sells Half of Alabang Commercial Center to Madrigal Family for P13.5 Billion Ayala Land Incorporated (ALI) has announced the sale of its 50% stake in the Alabang Commercial Center to the Madrigal family for PHP 13.5 billion. The deal hands full ownership of a prime property in the Alabang area to the Madrigals,…
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Ayala Land Sells Stake in Alabang Center to Madrigal Family
Overview Ayala Land Incorporated (ALI) has announced a major shift in its Metro Manila real estate portfolio, selling its 50% stake in the Alabang Commercial Center to the Madrigal family for PHP 13.5 billion. The deal, reported by local media and confirmed by multiple sources, marks a significant realignment in ownership of one of the…
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Foreign Buyers Boost Property Purchases Near Japan’s Sensitive Sites
Overview: A Record of Foreign Real Estate Activity Near Security Zones A government study released this week reveals that foreign individuals and entities purchased 3,498 properties located around Japan’s critical security facilities and remote islands during fiscal year 2024. The findings show that nearly half of these acquisitions originated from China, underscoring growing overseas interest…
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New Zealand’s Housing Market Edges Toward a Quiet Christmas
Overview: A soggy finish to 2025 The New Zealand housing market looks set for a soggy end to 2025, with November figures painting a picture of slower activity and prices moving in a narrow range. The latest data from the Real Estate Institute of New Zealand (REINZ) shows that sales cooled as buyers paused and…
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November Home Sales in Canada Fall as Prices Dip and Buyers Sit on the Sidelines
November Market Snapshot Canada’s residential real estate market cooled noticeably in November, with both activity and prices retreating as sellers offered discounts to move properties. Real estate professionals reported a pullback in transactions as buyers remained cautious, signaling a shift in the late-year dynamic that has defined the market in recent months. What Slowed the…
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Gallant Tang and SingHaiyi’s Next Chapter: Shaping a Family Empire for Growth
Embracing a New Chapter in a Family-Run Property Powerhouse In the high-stakes world of Singapore’s real estate, the SingHaiyi group stands as a prime example of how family-run empires are recalibrating to seize the next phase of growth. At the center of this transformation is Gallant Tang, the 29-year-old scion whose quiet presence belies a…
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Gallant Tang Reshapes SingHaiyi’s Next Chapter
Rising from a Storied Foundation Singapore’s SingHaiyi Group has long been synonymous with ambitious property development and a family-led approach to growth. As the group faces a pivotal transition, 29-year-old Gallant Tang appears at the center of its next chapter, tasked with translating a spacious legacy into a strategy fit for a new era of…
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Resource consent woes: West Auckland homeowners blindsided by council after new builds
Resource consent woes: West Auckland homeowners blindsided by council after new builds A new wave of property frustration is sweeping through West Auckland suburbs. A growing number of homeowners—ranging from young families to a single parent—have learned, more than a year after moving in, that their front and backyards do not meet resource consent requirements.…