What we publish, and why.

Net absorption held, vacancy edged up and rents were flat. The more interesting number is where the leasing happened, and what that implies for residential demand over the next three years.

• 01 Aug 2026

The quarterly written report, previously standard on mandates above a threshold, now applies to every managed asset WENS holds regardless of size.

• 02 Jun 2026

Every parcel within forty kilometres of the alignment is being marketed as an RRR play. The evidence from the Outer Ring Road says proximity to an interchange, not to the road, is what moved prices.

• 28 May 2026

The general power of attorney given to a relative is the single most common cause of the family property disputes we are asked to unwind. There is a better instrument, and it takes about three weeks.

• 09 Apr 2026

Adibatla’s price growth has outrun the western corridor for three years. The reason is not speculation — it is that the people bidding actually work within eight kilometres.

• 17 Mar 2026

A nil encumbrance certificate is the document buyers rely on most and understand least. Here is what it covers, what it does not, and what has to sit alongside it.

• 05 Feb 2026

The approval sequence for a plotted layout is not complicated. What catches developers is the order of operations, and one step that cannot be reversed once taken.

• 16 Jan 2026

Capital growth in the west has been better. Income has been better in the north, and for an owner who needs the asset to pay for itself, that is the number that matters.

• 20 Nov 2025