China Extends Mortgage Terms to 40 Years in Property Market Push
Beijing announced sweeping credit measures and a shift away from pre-sale housing model as new-home prices continue to decline
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Beijing announced sweeping credit measures and a shift away from pre-sale housing model as new-home prices continue to decline

A HK$1.03 billion deal brings five mainland state and private firms together with Sino Land for 10.5 hectares in Hung Shui Kiu pilot zone

Malaysian developer pays RM186 million for land to launch M Araya, its third serviced apartment project in the established Klang Valley corridor

Secondary home prices reach three-year highs even as short-term trading volumes decline sharply, shifting recovery burden to owner-occupiers

Wheelock Properties sold 56 of 100 units on debut day at prices matching urban areas, raising questions about demand in the remote tech hub slated for 2.5 million residents.

Wheelock Properties sold just over half of debut apartments at Park Silicon, where prices match urban areas despite decade-long wait for full metro access

China Resources Land's Sterling development drew 46,000 subscriptions for 180 units, signaling a shift toward price-conscious demand in the city's maturing property recovery.

Lenders compete to fund dorm projects as mainland student influx creates steady yields, but office conversions remain untested

Northern Metropolis development drives warehouse and storage operators from New Territories sites into formal industrial estates, reshaping the city's property landscape

Industry analysts report growing demand for luxury homes as former residents choose the city for long-term retirement, citing tax advantages and regional business access.

New residential developers surge as existing-home retailers struggle under high rates and shifting tax incentives that favor new construction

The PJ Quarter development will span two phases, with residential sales beginning in 2027 on a 99-year leasehold site valued at RM360 million.

Malaysia's fastest-growing digital infrastructure market faces pushback from communities living beside construction sites, exposing gaps between federal ambition and local planning

The Dutch-origin wholesale chain will open stores across Metro Manila and nearby provinces starting late 2026, seventeen years after exiting the market.

Philippine property group aims to reach the new portfolio mix within two years as it prioritizes malls, offices, hotels and logistics over residential sales