Australia’s property market continues to grab headlines as house prices maintain upward momentum across much of the country. Recent data shows that national median values are increasing again after earlier seasonal slowdowns, reflecting steady buyer demand and tight housing supply in key cities like Sydney, Brisbane and Adelaide.
As 2025 comes to a close, New Zealand’s property market is showing signs of cautious resilience amid broader Asia‑Pacific real estate trends. Analysts point to stabilized prices, improving consumer confidence, and economic growth — even as challenges from earlier price corrections and inventory dynamics persist.
Global real estate investment is entering a period of structural change, shaped by economic shifts, demographic trends, and evolving capital flows. While property remains a core asset class for institutional and private investors, the factors influencing where and how capital is deployed are changing across regions.
2026 is not about chasing momentum. It rewards discipline, legal clarity and markets where property ownership continues to function in practical, everyday terms.
Global property markets closed 2025 with slower price growth and widening regional differences, reflecting higher borrowing costs, affordability pressures, and uneven economic conditions. In the United States, annual home price growth slowed sharply over the year, easing from early-2025 levels to just over 1% by October. A growing number of major cities recorded year-over-year price declines, a trend that has begun to influence broader market sentiment worldwide.
Kuwait City - Nov. 9, 2025. Mabanee Company has expanded financing for The Avenues – Riyadh, securing $1.6 billion (SAR 5.83 billion) to fast-track the landmark mixed-use project in Saudi Arabia’s capital ahead of its Q4 2026 opening.
The real estate markets of Southern Europe, particularly in Spain, Portugal, and Italy, are experiencing a significant revival. After years of challenges, these countries are now attracting both domestic and international investors, driven by favorable economic conditions, attractive property prices, and broader lifestyle trends. This article explores the key factors behind the resurgence of real estate in these Mediterranean nations and highlights notable market developments, investment opportunities, and urban transformations.
The Netherlands is renowned for its innovative approaches to urban planning and housing policy. In recent years, Dutch cities have increasingly turned to data-driven strategies to tackle challenges such as affordability, availability, and sustainability in housing. This article explores how data is transforming the way cities across the Netherlands design, implement, and refine their housing policies to meet the needs of a growing population in a rapidly changing world.
Germany has established itself as a dominant force in the European real estate market. Despite various economic fluctuations and shifts in the global property landscape, Germany continues to attract investors, developers, and homeowners alike. This article explores the multifaceted reasons behind Germany’s sustained leadership in Europe’s property sector.
