AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoCross-Border Real Estate Tech: RealPage completed its acquisition of Cherre, aiming to connect property-level data with portfolio insights for AI-driven decisions across 24M housing units. Commercial Demand Outlook: Cushman & Wakefield says AI adoption should boost economic activity and raise commercial real estate demand across APAC, not replace physical space. New Development Launch (Cyprus): Leptos Estates unveiled Bel Air Gardens in Yeroskipou, Paphos—112 homes (1–2 bed apartments and penthouses) with prices starting €255,000 +VAT. Property Law Update (Jordan): Jordan’s Lands and Survey Department advanced a Real Property Law draft to digitize transactions, enable electronic sales and off-plan unit rules, while stating it adds no new taxes/fees. Homeownership & Inheritance (Greece): A guide for the Greek diaspora highlights why inherited property can stay in older names and stresses checking wills and paperwork before selling or renovating. Market Resilience (Qatar): Qatar’s regulator reports 2025 activity concentrated in vacant land (34.4%), villas (33.4%) and apartments (29.4%). US Housing Policy: Massachusetts’ “Yes in God’s Backyard” push would speed religious-group housing by-right, targeting the state’s home shortage. Global Macro Watch: The IMF cut its 2026 growth forecast to 3%, citing the Iran conflict’s oil and inflation shock. Tokenization (Southeast Asia): Sabai Protocol opened early access for asset managers to integrate fund tokenization infrastructure in Thailand.
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