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Japan’s smaller centres and rural locations exert a post-pandemic pull as more companies also leave the capital’s orbit
Wave of developer defaults follows Beijing’s crackdown on speculation
Prices set to drop at least 10% this year with developers forced into fire sales
International tenants may find lower rents and less competition than in other global cities, but also hidden costs and obstacles
Predictions of a crash hitting the financial system are wide of the mark. The outlook is instead for slow, attritional correction
Investors join luxury real estate tours as yen hits record lows and Bank of Japan sticks to ultra-loose policies
Cash-strapped developers sell up and shun land sales after Evergrande liquidity shock
Systemic risk in the property sector and early signs of Japanification threaten both its economy and alliances
The city has affordable homes and a vibrant culture, but bureaucracy and a downturn are deterring many
Ranked the world’s least affordable housing market, the cramped city suffers from a lack of supply
The likeliest scenario is that shareholders will be wiped out while its lenders absorb big losses
Policy battles market forces over for-profit schools built by developers near residential projects
Why do homes on some of the world’s most expensive real estate lie derelict and unloved?
Developers reap benefit of demand from mainland China buyers
Health and wellbeing ratings are now major factors when it comes to buying a property. Here are the happiest places around
Buyers and businesses disillusioned with political troubles are quietly moving to the city-state
Its bid to become an alternative to Asia’s financial hubs has resulted in a divided city
Sky-high prices forecast to fall as mainland buyers hold back in the face of uncertainty
British homes are relatively cheap for city residents unnerved by new security law
How markets are beginning to stir from their coronavirus-induced slumber
Homebuyers in Hong Kong, Singapore and China remain hesitant
Slow economic growth and an excess of prime property have hit Colombo hard
Price falls in wake of pro-democracy protests lure interest
Born poor to Chinese immigrant parents, he built a real estate empire
Property prices are falling in one of the world’s most expensive cities
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