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Interest Rates: Australia’s central bank lifted its cash rate to 4.85%, the highest in 18 years, raising pressure on borrowers and housing demand. Corporate Moves: Emaar Properties is weighing a reported $3 billion buyout of Emaar Development, which could give it greater control over residential earnings and funding for expansion. Investment: Brookfield India REIT’s second-quarter net operating income rose 51% to ₹767.2 crore, while CPP Investments and Dream acquired a Greater Toronto industrial portfolio for $585.8 million. Market Activity: Mumbai recorded 12,690 property registrations in October, up 9% year over year. Cape Town, meanwhile, is running short of luxury homes as wealthy newcomers arrive. China: A deepening property slump is raising concerns about the impact on banks’ asset quality.

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