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Michael Hermans
Property ownership is engrained in Australian culture and conversation surrounding the state of the market is a constant in social circles.
William D Greenlee Jr. - DFDL
On 7 September 2018, the Ministry of Construction of the Union Government of Myanmar officially opened the Request for Qualifications phase of the USD 400 Million Yangon Elevated Expressway Project.
Srettha Thavisin - Sansiri PLC
President of Sansiri PLC, Srettha Thavisin talks about Thailand 2020, and what it means for Thailand's future.
Stuart Deed - Myanmar Real Estate
Stuart Deed of Myanmar Real Estate highlights the trends facing Myanmar's rental market as economic reforms "stall."
Miquel Àngel - Oakwood Worldwide
Miquel Àngel of Oakwood Worldwide identifies Vietnam as ASEAN's up and coming leader.
Edina Wong - Savills Hong Kong
Edina Wong of Savills Hong Kong discusses how technology, infrastructure and persistent urban sprawl have made remote living an increasingly viable lifestyle option.
Priti Donnelly - Nippon Tradings Japan
Priti Donnelly of Nippon Tradings Japan discusses why building age may not be the most important thing when it comes to investing in apartments.
Oliver Nicoll - APIP Mongolia
Luxury ger camps present an exciting development opportunity for Mongolian hospitality and tourism industry.
Priti Donnelly - Nippon Tradings Japan
Why Japan's property market is saturated with foreign investors.
Dr. Oliver Massmann Duane Morris Selvam
"Since the economic sanctions were lifted, the number of foreign companies registered in the country tripled from 2,143 in 2012 to 6,223 in 2016."
Tomoyo Nakamaru - JLL Japan
Attractive office space is considered crucial to attract the best talent – in particular, the millennial generation.
Hien Pham - Savills Vietnam
We expect price growth trends will take place in Thu Thiem.
Dao Phan - JLL Vietnam
Here are 5 keys to sustainable integrated development
Dr. Oliver Massmann Duane Morris Selvam
What you need to know if you are considering doing business in Myanmar
Zoe Ward - Japan Property Central
Tokyo’s 23 wards saw a total of 361,906 new residents and a net inflow of 61,158.
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