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Buying Mongolian Real Estate Through an LLC
For an Australian investor, purchasing property through a Mongolian limited liability company can provide a clearer operating structure than buying personally.…
Ulaanbaatar Water Constraints And High-Rise Development
Ulaanbaatar’s expanding skyline reflects strong demand for apartments, offices, hotels and mixed-use projects. Yet the city’s ability to add floor area is tied…
Tax incentives shaping Mongolia's energy-efficient property market
Mongolia's capital has spent the past decade racing to modernise its building stock, and tax policy is one of the quieter levers being pulled to make that…
Tracking Resale Activity in Downtown UB's Office Condo Market
Ulaanbaatar's skyline has shifted over the past fifteen years, and a quieter secondary market has emerged for strata-titled commercial units, often labelled…
How to evaluate a Mongolian property developer's track record
Australian investors have spent the past decade watching Melbourne and Sydney prices move beyond the reach of many buyers. With Brisbane and Perth also…
How Population Growth Is Reshaping Ulaanbaatar Housing Starts
Mongolia’s population growth is creating a housing question that cannot be answered by population totals alone. In Ulaanbaatar, demand is shaped by migration…
Logistics hubs along the new railway corridor to Tianjin
The Trans-Mongolian corridor is once again commanding the attention of international investors as a potential artery for Eurasian trade. With China continuing…
Why Khan-Uul District Has Become Ulaanbaatar's Most Expensive Neighborhood
Ulaanbaatar, the frost-bitten capital of Mongolia, has always been a study in contrasts. Ger districts rub shoulders with glass towers, and steppe winds swirl…
Property Insurance In Mongolia: Coverage Gaps Investors Should Know
Property insurance is often treated as a compliance item, yet it can determine whether a Mongolian project survives a fire, severe winter, construction defect…
How Mongolia converts agricultural land into residential property
Ulaanbaatar has been swelling for two decades, and the pressure to convert surrounding pastures and crop fields into housing has never been greater. Ger…