SBI Term Loan: RLLR: 8.15 | 7.25% - 8.45%
Canara Bank: RLLR: 8 | 7.15% - 10%
ICICI Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.5% - 9.65%
Punjab & Sind Bank: RLLR: 7.3 | 7.3% - 10.7%
Bank of Baroda: RLLR: 7.9 | 7.2% - 8.95%
Federal Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.75% - 10%
IndusInd Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.5% - 9.75%
Bank of Maharashtra: RLLR: 8.05 | 7.1% - 9.15%
Yes Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.4% - 10.54%
Karur Vysya Bank: RLLR: 8.8 | 8.5% - 10.65%

International News

UK housing market shows renewed buyer demand after budget announcements

02 Feb 2026

Britain's housing market is regaining momentum after a slowdown ahead of the November budget, with Zoopla reporting buyer interest in early 2026 similar to early 2024 but slightly below last year's levels. Mortgage rates have eased to the lowest since 2022, boosting confidence among buyers who had delayed decisions. House prices rose by 1.2% over the past year, especially in affordable regions. Rightmove and RICS data indicate recovery in asking prices and market expectations. Broader economic indicators, including strong retail sales and purchasing managers data, support prospects of faster early-year growth.Read more

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Hong Kong home prices record first annual increase since 2021 as market sentiment improves

02 Feb 2026

Hong Kong's private home prices rose 3.3% in 2025, marking the first annual increase since 2021, as lower interest rates and easing supply pressures lifted sentiment. Monthly prices increased for seven consecutive months, signalling a gradual recovery. Values, however, remain nearly 30% below their 2021 peak after years of decline caused by high borrowing costs, weak demand and population outflows. Government policy support, rate cuts and steady transactions have improved market conditions, with analysts forecasting further price gains in 2026.Read more

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Australian shares slip as rate concerns and rare-earth uncertainty weigh

02 Feb 2026

Australian shares ended slightly lower, led by financial and real estate stocks affected by rate hike concerns, while rare-earth miners faced pressure from potential U.S. policy changes. The S&P/ASX 200 dipped marginally, with banks like Commonwealth Bank and Westpac declining over 1%. Rare-earth producers, including Lynas Rare Earth and Iluka Resources, dropped significantly amid reports that U.S. plans to guarantee minimum prices for critical minerals could be scaled back. Mining and energy sectors provided limited support, with BHP, Rio Tinto, and oil-related stocks seeing modest gains.Read more

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Vietnam raises USD 323.8 million in latest government bond auction as demand eases

02 Feb 2026

Vietnam's State Treasury raised 8.44 trillion dong, or USD 323.8 million, in its latest government bond auction, marking a decline from the previous week as investor participation softened. Only 58% of the bonds on offer were sold, taking total bond sales for the year to 24.4 trillion dong. Demand was concentrated in 10-year bonds, while longer and shorter tenors saw weak interest. Meanwhile, corporate bond activity remained modest, with large maturities ahead, especially in the real estate sector.Read more

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Vukile Property Fund to sell Castellana’s Spanish retail park portfolio for EUR 279 million

01 Feb 2026

Vukile Property Fund Ltd is expected to announce the disposal of Castellana Properties portfolio of retail parks in Spain, with the share purchase consideration set at EUR 279 million. The transaction forms part of Vukile's broader capital recycling and portfolio optimisation strategy. Castellana has been active in Spain's retail park segment, focusing on open-air centres with value-oriented tenants. The proposed sale is aimed at unlocking value from mature assets, strengthening liquidity, and allowing the group to reassess its offshore exposure while maintaining financial discipline.Read more

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Cash buyers and ready homes drive Dubai’s ultra-luxury villa resale market, fäm Luxe study shows

01 Feb 2026

Dubai's resale market for ultra-luxury villas is being driven overwhelmingly by cash buyers seeking completed homes, according to a new study by Luxe, the luxury arm of Properties. The analysis shows that villas priced above AED 40 million recorded 169 resale transactions worth AED 11.57 billion in 2025, with less than 16% involving mortgages. Nearly all resale activity 98% was concentrated in fully completed properties, underscoring buyer preference for certainty and immediate use. The findings indicate that ultra-high-net-worth individuals are prioritising lifestyle security, privacy and long-term wealth preservation over speculative returns. The study highlights how Dubai's mature luxury ecosystem continues to attract global capital by aligning product delivery with the expectations of affluent end users.Read more

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NewRiver REIT remains on track to complete GBP 40 million asset disposals in second half

01 Feb 2026

NewRiver REIT Plc has reiterated that it is on course to complete asset disposals worth GBP 40 million during the second half of the financial year. The confirmation came through its third-quarter trading update issued in the past week. The disposals form part of the company's ongoing capital recycling strategy aimed at strengthening the balance sheet and prioritising core assets. The trust has consistently used asset sales to manage leverage and improve portfolio quality. No changes were made to existing guidance, indicating steady execution of its financial plans.Read more

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More than air conditioning: what renters increasingly prioritise when choosing homes in Dubai

01 Feb 2026

For many first-time renters in Dubai, air conditioning often appears to be the most critical consideration. However, as the rental market matures and tenant expectations evolve, practical lifestyle factors are playing a far greater role in decision-making. Beyond cooling, renters are closely evaluating utility structures, internet reliability, furnishing options and neighbourhood infrastructure before finalising a lease. Rising awareness of recurring costs such as electricity, water and housing fees has made transparency around utilities essential, while access to high-speed internet has become non-negotiable for work and education. At the same time, proximity to green spaces, transport links and everyday amenities is influencing long-term residential choices. These shifts highlight how renting in Dubai is increasingly shaped by liveability, convenience and cost clarity rather than just interior specifications.Read more

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Metrovacesa finalises EUR 200 million turnkey sale of two office buildings to Atrea Real Estate

31 Jan 2026

Metrovacesa SA has signed a EUR 200 million turnkey development and sale agreement with Atrea Real Estate for two office buildings. The transaction includes a 26-storey office tower and a six-storey office block. The project already holds a valid building permit, enabling construction to commence shortly. Metrovacesa will develop the assets and deliver them to Atrea upon completion, which is scheduled for 2029. The deal reflects Metrovacesa's continued use of forward-sale structures to manage risk and ensure exit visibility in large office developments.Read more

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Adeer Real Estate signs brokerage and management deal with Sumou Taibah

31 Jan 2026

Adeer Real Estate Service has signed a contract with Sumou Taibah Real Estate Company covering brokerage and property management services. As per the disclosed terms, Adeer will receive a brokerage commission of 5 percent of the first year's rental value for leased units. It will also earn annual property management fees of 5 percent. Adeer, a Saudi-listed real estate services firm, focuses on leasing and management rather than property development. The agreement aligns with its fee-based business model, while specific details on asset size or contract value have not been disclosed.Read more

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