Research

Asia Pacific Property Investment Guide

April 01, 2024
Contributors:
  • Pamela Ambler
  • Jeffrey Sun

Published jointly by Jones Lang LaSalle and Ashurst, the eighth edition of the Asia Pacific Property Investment Guide provides practical information on the laws in each of the jurisdictions in the region relevant to real estate investors, together with an overview of the principal issues that investors need to consider when investing in real estate.

The guide includes the most up to date information available for investors, covering issues from property tenure to foreign investment incentives, transactional tax costs to real estate investment trusts.

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