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PETALING JAYA: Investors make up a majority of residential property purchases in the Klang Valley in 2020 at 81.1%, and they are increasingly turning ...

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read LONDON (Reuters) - British house prices have risen further over the past month as sellers seek to take advantage of an extended tax break on property sales, figures from property website Rightmove showed on Monday. FILE PHOTO: Real estate agents boards are seen outside a row of terraced houses following the outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Manchester, Britain, July 8, 2020. REUTERS/Phil Noble Asking prices for property on Rightmove advertised between April 11 and May 8 were 1.8% higher than a month earlier, when they rose by 2.1%. Compared with Ma...

1. Issues of instability or corruption Not every property investment overseas is going to be plagued by corruption, require bribes, involve unlicensed real estate sales, etc. Most mature states, like Japan or the UK, have well-enforced laws. Perhaps a useful reference here is the Corruption Perceptions Index, which is updated annually. A loose rule of thumb is to stick to countries within the top half of the list (e.g., only countries that rank 89 or above), although some investors may have more stringent standards*. As with buying property in Singapore, you can scrutinise the development te...

By Scott Tyler2021-04-15T00:00:00+01:00 Few industries have been as badly hit by the pandemic as hospitality. The ban on social gatherings, hotel stays and travel for the best part of a year has driven thousands of restaurants, bars and hotels into bankruptcy, despite increased demand for food delivery services and the Eat Out to Help Out scheme. Source: Shutterstock/Drazen Zigic Scott Tyler According to Property Data, hospitality sector investment in 2020 plummeted to £2.65bn from £6.67bn in 2019, while there was a staggering 80% drop in pub and restaurants deals to £310m in 2020. We’...

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