Property Report - December 2024 - January 2025

In this issue

Property Report closes 2024 with a recap of the year’s pivotal issues, from demographic shifts affecting the next generations of property seekers to the region’s uneven but promising infrastructure and commercial developments. This edition also spotlights the return of a notable name in Thai politics, an update on Chinese buying sentiment, and the rise of Bukit Timah in Singapore. Ivan Lam of Charter Keck Cramer shares insights on Australia while Dewan Architects + Engineers show off their expertise in culturally attuned, forward-thinking projects in Southwest Asia. In Japan, Aki Niseko gives readers a glimpse into wintry luxury, setting the stage for the year’s final chilly moments.

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.