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Mining boom and housing demand in Ulaanbaatar
Copper prices are an important signal for Mongolia’s property market, but they do not translate into housing demand in a straight line. A stronger copper cycle…
Property Tax in Mongolia: A Guide for International Investors
Mongolia’s property market offers opportunities across apartments, office buildings, retail, warehousing and development land, particularly in Ulaanbaatar. The…
Ulaanbaatar ring road expansion reshapes suburban property values
Ulaanbaatar's urban footprint is stretching far beyond the familiar skyline of downtown ger districts and Soviet-era apartment blocks. A multi-stage ring road…
Premium office development reshapes Ulaanbaatar's business core
Ulaanbaatar's central skyline has been quietly remaking itself over the past decade, with sleek glass towers replacing the tired Soviet-era concrete blocks…
Ulaanbaatar's Ger District Conversion as a Long-Term Investment Play
The ger district conversion is reshaping how Mongolia thinks about housing, land, and capital in its capital city. For Australian investors used to mature…
A Closer Look at 99-Year Leasehold Apartments in Ulaanbaatar
When Australian property buyers look overseas, the language of tenure can shift in unexpected ways. In Melbourne and Sydney, the phrase "freehold" is so deeply…
Mongolia's New Land Law and What It Means for Foreign Property Buyers
Mongolia's image is shifting. Long associated with vast steppe, nomadic herders, and a sparsely populated capital, the country is now firmly on the radar of…