Tenants/Landlords
Power price hikes held at bay with Singapore landlords, hotel operators buffered by locked-in rates
Even as energy costs soar amid the Middle East war, real estate asset owners say the impact will be limited
Friend, not foe: how landlords can enable tenant success
The resilience of Singapore’s retail sector will depend less on individual actors and more on the strength of the ecosystem as a whole
Trump’s bid to block corporate homebuying blindsides Wall Street
Most of the major institutional landlords have sharply curtailed purchases since the middle of 2022
Hollywood’s largest landlord is showing signs of distress
[LOS ANGELES] Michael Hackman, who spent billions of dollars acquiring soundstages around the world, is becoming one of the big casualties of a global slump in film and TV production.
Financial worries mount for Britain’s renters: survey
Frail household confidence has weighed on the UK economy in recent years, as consumers make up around 60% of gross domestic product
IReit Global’s German subsidiaries served with payment order by former tenant
The dispute stems from a dilapidation cost agreement made with the former main tenant of its Berlin Campus
UK estate agents say rents to keep rising as landlords sell up
Rents are forecast to increase another 3% over the next year as tenants compete for a dwindling supply of homes
Chinatown Business Association seeks S$77,700 from Nanyang Old Coffee over use of outdoor area
It is also demanding that the cafe remove items that have encroached into the space, and pay legal costs of S$5,500
New York real estate industry appeals broker-fee case ruling
[NEW YORK] Real estate groups are challenging a ruling by a federal judge that allowed New York City to begin enforcing a new law requiring landlords, rather than their tenants, to pay fees for hiring...
London rents surge, but why are landlords miserable?
New environmental rules undermine the laws of economics
