AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRegulatory Risk: New Zealand’s disciplinary tribunal found Auckland lawyer Andrew Jarvis shockingly negligent for helping foreign buyers acquire sensitive land without required approval, though it did not find professional misconduct. Valuations & Fraud: Kashmir’s industry chamber wants J&K Bank to use consistent, verifiable property valuations, warning that subjective appraisals can limit business credit. In Seoul, 11 people were arrested over a 2.7 billion won scheme involving phantom rental units and fraudulent loans. GCC Investment: Arcapita plans to invest another $1.5 billion in industrial and logistics properties across the Gulf over two years, building on more than $2 billion in existing assets. Market Shifts: Seoul apartment listings have surged as tax and lending curbs deter buyers, while Australia’s housing downturn deepens. In India, officials forecast real estate’s GDP contribution could reach 13% by 2030, as developers call for more rental housing to address affordability.
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