Key Points Fiji’s CGT imposes a 10% tax on profits from the sale of capital assets like land and certain intangible assets, excluding trading stock and depreciable assets such as

Pacific Island nations are emerging from the shadow of the COVID-19 pandemic with their real estate markets  showing signs of gradual recovery. The pace is measured, uneven, and intricately tied

Real estate in Pacific Island economies holds promise, but financing projects remains a persistent hurdle. Developers, governments, and investors grapple with limited access to capital, high risks, and fragmented financial

Marriott International has officially announced plans to bring The Ritz-Carlton brand to Fiji for the first time, with a new luxury resort named The Ritz-Carlton Fiji, Namuka Bay, scheduled to

Sustainability is no longer an option. It’s a mandate shaping the real estate landscape across the Asia Pacific. Developers, investors, and governments are steering towards green buildings. The market reflects

Fiji’s real estate sector is moving ahead steadily in 2025, fueled by a mix of foreign investment, infrastructure projects, and a recovering tourism industry. The market is not booming, but

The real estate market in Papua New Guinea (PNG) is expected to reach a value of US$75.21 billion by 2024, according to market forecasts by Statista, a global data and

The real estate industry in Papua New Guinea (PNG) has faced a tumultuous journey in recent years, marked by both challenges and promising opportunities. According to Tom Snelling, the CEO