AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEnergy-efficiency rules shift investing: European funds are treating inefficient buildings as a financial risk, and Türkiye is set to require energy and life-cycle certificates for large new projects from 2027—pushing malls, hotels, hospitals and schools toward lower-carbon upgrades. Housing affordability pressure: A UN report warns billions lack adequate housing and that financialisation is worsening the global crisis, with many households spending far above affordability thresholds. Rates and mortgages watch: South Africa’s SARB is expected to lift interest rates, raising pressure on homebuyers and the property market. Local property safety and governance: Mumbai saw a major Colaba Causeway building fire, while authorities also moved on hygiene after a viral Goregaon rotis-spitting case. Urban land disputes: Navi Mumbai demolished an alleged encroached mosque ahead of Bakri Eid, and Kalyan’s Durgadi Fort tensions flared over temple entry restrictions. Cross-border real estate business: Mongolia plans to restructure Erdenes Mongol into a national wealth fund vehicle, while investors and operators keep expanding tourism and hospitality footprints.
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