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Student Housing Growth Around the National University of Mongolia
The area around the National University of Mongolia (NUM) is becoming an important focus for Ulaanbaatar’s residential property market. As enrolment grows and…
Why Zamyn-Üüd’s Free Economic Zone Has Underperformed for Real Estate
Zamyn-Üüd occupies a strategically important position in Mongolia’s relationship with China. It is the country’s principal southern border crossing, connected…
Calculating Capital Gains Tax on Mongolian Real Estate Sales
Australian investors have been paying closer attention to Ulaanbaatar's evolving skyline, drawn by competitive entry prices and a young, urbanising population.…
The Influence of Mongolian Nomadic Culture on Property Ownership Preferences
Property ownership in Mongolia is shaped by more than land prices, planning rules and household income. Centuries of pastoral mobility have influenced how…
Nalaikh District Zoning Reform After Coal Mine Closures
The Nalaikh district sits on the eastern fringe of Ulaanbaatar, separated from the central districts by steppe and old industrial tracks. For roughly a…
The economics of serviced apartments for expatriates in Ulaanbaatar
Expatriate arrivals to Mongolia have grown steadily through the 2020s, propelled largely by copper, gold, and coal extraction projects in the Gobi and northern…
Buying an Off-Plan Apartment in Mongolia: Protections and Pitfalls
Australians used to the rhythm of off-plan apartment sales in Sydney and Melbourne often assume the experience translates easily when they look further abroad.…
Sandstorms and construction costs in UB
The effect of sandstorms on building materials and construction costs in UB depends on particle size, wind exposure, rainfall, construction stage and how…
How Mongolia plans to finance affordable housing
Ulaanbaatar has grown faster than almost any capital in Asia over the past three decades, and now houses roughly 1.6 million people. Much of that growth…
Mongolia's REIT Framework and What It Means for Property Investors
Mongolia's commercial property sector has long been associated with mining camps, ger-district redevelopment and the steady push toward urban density in…