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The UK housing market has walked itself back from the drama. After the rate shocks and mini‑Budget aftershocks of the last few years, early 2026 feels…ordinary.
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GRIP: 19Feb2026 Oman 2026 – The Projects Putting a “Quiet” Market on the Map
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Asia’s Real Estate Reckoning – Same Region, Very Different Stories
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From an investor’s seat, UK social housing in 2026 looks less like “property speculation” and more like buying a slice of essential infrastructure.
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Existing‑home sales ended 2025 on a surprisingly strong note, jumping over 5% in December to around 4.35 million annualised
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GRIP: 09Feb2026 Thailand Property – Slow Lane Market, Fast Lane Niches
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Hong Kong’s property market has spent the last few years as a global “too hard” story, squeezed by politics, Covid scars and rising rates. Early 2026 looks different.
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Singapore Real Estate Pulse: Prime Land Bids and Housing Supply Take Center Stage
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the edge comes not from calling “up or down” globally, but from knowing which city, sub‑segment and structure is quietly repricing risk in your favour.
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GRIP: 05Feb2026 Batumi – Black Sea Yield, Caucasus Risk Batumi has quietly moved
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GRIP: 04Feb2026 US Housing – From Drama To “Dull but Investable”
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GRIP: 04Feb2026 When “Boring” Real Estate Starts Quietly Healing Itself