
China's Property Crisis Deepens as Data Disappears
China's deepening property crisis has prompted officials to restrict independent sales data, masking the true scale of a downturn that has erased trillions in wealth.
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China's deepening property crisis has prompted officials to restrict independent sales data, masking the true scale of a downturn that has erased trillions in wealth.

A new UBS report finds a global housing market crash is unlikely, though it identifies Miami, Tokyo, and Zurich as being in a high-risk bubble zone.

A global manufacturing shift, known as the 'China plus one' strategy, is fueling an investment boom in Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe as companies diversify supply chains.

For the first time in 13 years, institutional investors have lowered their target allocations for real estate, a new report finds, signaling a cautious shift.

Dubai's real estate market achieved its highest-ever quarterly sales in Q3 2025, with transactions reaching a record AED 170.7 billion ($46.5 billion).

New home prices in China fell 0.4% in September, the fastest monthly drop in nearly a year, signaling deeper troubles in the nation's vital property sector.

After a three-year downturn, the global real estate market is showing early signs of a new cycle, but investors face a changed landscape with higher borrowing costs.

A global analysis of commercial real estate reveals an uneven recovery, with the UK and US markets showing renewed investor confidence while Germany and France face economic headwinds.

An analysis of where the world's wealthiest individuals are buying property, from established hubs like New York City to emerging hotspots like Miami and Dubai.

For the first time on record, top global investors have cut their collective real estate holdings by 3.6% due to economic pressures and market uncertainty.

Global real estate reached a total value of $393.3 trillion in 2025, confirming its status as the world's largest store of wealth, according to a Savills report.

Following the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates, experts advise global property investors to prioritize in-depth market research over short-term policy shifts.