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What does a new development in London reveal about the property market?

Travel restrictions have weakened cross-border transactions, which in turn is weighing on competition from overseas investors. With a lack of competition comes opportunity for both domestic players and more confident international investors that are happy to buy assets without seeing them in person.

Asia-Pacific is forecast to have the most significant growth in population of high-net-worth-individuals.

As Hong Kong is a “pivotal gateway” between Chinese mainland and the world, the much-anticipated changes in the quarantine policy will be vital to Hong Kong’s economy – here’s why.

Discover key economic and financial metrics, and what to look out for in the week ahead.

Just as we see a silver lining amid the grey cloud of the health crisis, the sector is being challenged again by the following issues. Here are some of the observations for the upcoming year.

For the second installment in a series commissioned for this year's Rural Report, Andrew Shirley visits a dairy farm renowned for its range of award-winning cheeses that has successfully added wine to its repertoire. 

How can asset repurposing turn around the fortunes of underperforming properties? Here we explore the top five drivers influencing this trend in the APAC market. 

In this week’s update we look at disagreements over cheese and sugar that highlight the government’s seemingly contradictory attitude towards food and farming, while rural businesses hope that proposed planning reforms won’t leave them out in the cold.

Dissecting the week’s news from the fashion sector (Arcadia, Select, Ted Baker, Boohoo), underwhelming Q1 figures from Tesco and FY updates from Iceland and Smiggle.