Property Report - June - July 2019

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The Green Issue spotlights the innovative ways developers, designers, and other industry stakeholders are imbuing sustainability into their endeavours. The issue features an interview with Henry Woon, behind iconic projects like Gardens by the Bay, and a behind-the-scenes look at acclaimed green project Mount Pavilia, plus in-depth scrutiny of Asia’s most polluted cities. Elsewhere, market observers reflect on the property sector in Sri Lanka—also the subject of this issue’s Neighbourhood Watch—a decade after the civil war, as well as the robust secondary markets of Thailand. Dispatches from China and Cambodia report on two markets grappling with the repercussions of infuriating US and EU trade authorities.

Atleier Ten's Woon To Watch

With pioneering works around the region, design consultancy Atelier Ten is at the forefront of sustainable building in Asia. Henry Woon, the Singapore director of the firm, talks about what has gone before and what lies ahead.

5 mins

Sprouting From The Rooftops

Mount Pavilia is standing out from the crowd in densely populated Hong Kong due to its engaging mix of renewable and passive energy initiatives, and innovative landscaping techniques that synchronise with urban farming systems.

5 mins

An Englishman Abroad

Fifteen years after arriving in Vietnam to help supervise factory processes for a UK design firm, John Reeves has built up a formidable following for his own elegant home furnishings from his base in Ho Chi Minh City

3 mins

Galle Force

Blessed with stunning beaches, stylish shopping and colonial charm, the appeal of this coastal Sri Lankan town is rising.

2 mins

Gelle Force Wins In Sri Lanka

From the ashes of the civil war, a little shaken, a little stirred Sri Lanka is still finding its footing in the real estate industry.

5 mins

Green Up Time for Asian Markets

In Asia where 90 of the world’s most polluted cities are located, the implementation of green technologies and solutions by developing nations will make or break the continent’s environmental future

7 mins

China's Property Market Is Riding Out Wobbles Successfully

To be (optimistic) or not to be: that is the question, as a somewhat opaque property picture leaves China-watchers grasping at recent slight signs of good news.

4 mins

A Farewell To Everything But Arms

With the impending loss of its EU tariff benefits—a move sparked by the political theatrics of its ‘new’ old PM— Cambodia’s growing economy may find itself derailed, with implications for the country’s property sector.

4 mins

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Property Report Magazine Description:

Property Report has been Asia's leading luxury real estate magazine since 2004. Covering luxury real estate, architecture and design, Property Report is an essential read for anyone looking to invest in property in Asia and throughout the world.

Property Report magazine highlights all aspects of luxury living, including market analysis, developer interviews, project profiles, architecture and interior design trends.

Property Report Magazine features these primary sections:

Market Focus is an in-depth feature highlighting the top residential projects in regional Asian destinations with strong investor potential.

Luxury News features the latest gadgets and must-haves accessories for homebuyers who already own the multi-million dollar home.

Luxury Interview profiles an individual that is pushing the envelope in terms of luxury living in Asia and beyond.

Special Feature focuses on a wider international property market, including
the UK, USA, Australia, and Canada, and highlights new developments attracting overseas homebuyers from Asia, as well as projects around the world developed by regional developers.

Special Report explores a single real estate specific issue relevant to today’s market, including marine properties, green development, architecture, and design.