The ONS September bulletin reports annual UK private-rent growth of 3.8% in August 2026, alongside regional rental trends and the latest house-price estimates.
Khaleej Times reviews transaction-value growth in Dubai and foreign investment in Abu Dhabi, alongside the prospect of more moderate growth as additional supply reaches the market.
Krungsri Research expects a more moderate Phuket housing market in 2026 and renewed growth in 2027–2028. Its outlook also examines oversupply, competition and affordability pressures.
The Nation examines CBRE’s transaction data and the international demand shaping upper-end homes in Phuket and Bangkok, including buyer activity around Bang Tao and Cherng Talay.
Business Traveller covers plans for a Rafa Nadal Tennis Center at Samara Lombok, with tennis and padel facilities scheduled to form part of the resort’s proposed 2028 opening.
Real Estate Asia reports Colliers’ forecast for around 1,700 additional luxury hotel rooms by 2029, with future development concentrated around destinations including Ubud and Canggu.
Asia Lifestyle Magazine considers the role of overseas buyers and limited prime land in Phuket’s luxury housing outlook, while acknowledging economic and policy uncertainty.
Rightmove compares asking-price changes over ten years, with Manchester leading the city rankings. The analysis explores affordability, regional differences and the influence of changing working patterns.
RRI reports an increase in direct Singapore–Lombok services from four to ten weekly flights, expanding international access ahead of the island’s 2026 events calendar.
RRI examines Bali’s first-quarter visitor figures: international arrivals rose slightly year on year, while monthly arrivals eased. Australia remained the island’s largest overseas visitor market.
C9 Hotelworks’ March report examines Bali’s hotel and branded-residence market, offering a research perspective on the island’s hospitality and residential development landscape.
VOI reports on cumulative investment in the Mandalika Special Economic Zone through 2025, including agreements with 34 investors and further tourism development in southern Lombok.
The UAE’s Golden Visa programme offers long-term residency to property investors who meet the qualifying requirements, but the details matter more than the headline.
UK property is a familiar route to currency diversification for GCC-based investors, but a few practical questions are worth answering before comparing opportunities.