Pictured is the Rokolo Clan of Irupara Village in the Central Province, the first ever recipients of a Customary Land Title issued in the province. Photo source: lands.gov.pg Only about 5% of land in …

Papua New Guinea’s property market has been turbulent since the LNG boom just a few short years ago.  Whilst this is often regarded as doom and gloom in many countries, there is a bright light at the …

photo credit: visiteasttimor.com Land cannot be considered a commodity in Papua New Guinea. It cannot be priced because of several factors such as ecological, cultural, and social duplication. This is…

Just recently, University of Sydney’s Senior Lecturer in Political Economy Dr. Tim Anderson gave his presentation on the “Framework for Assessing Compensation for The Wrongful Loss of Customary Land.”…

One of the most positive aspects of the Papua New Guinea economy is the growth of the real estate sector. With the recent emergence of real estate as a valuable asset for locals,  many citizens are lo…

Port Moresby, 31st May, 2017 | Bank South Pacific (BSP) has reduced its standard Housing Loan Rates by 1% from 8.45% pa to 7.45% pa. The interest rate for the Housing Loan products will be effective f…

There is a desire when constructing infrastructure in Papua New Guinea to have it be within reasonable costs, together with topnotch materials and output that will last for years. But this has not bee…

Click to download the full report  Hausples.com.pg, Papua New Guinea’s leading real estate portal, is excited to share the results of the 2017 Real Estate Consumer Sentiment Survey. The survey sheds l…

Ela Beach is Port Moresby’s primary public beach. It houses the country’s whitest sands, beautiful waters, and a range of various recreational facilities like beach volleyball and basketball courts, a…

Papua New Guinea is becoming an increasingly interesting investment location for business and industry expansion. But it’s also becoming a breeding ground for many emerging startups that come from var…

A portion of Papua New Guinea’s population is now trying to recover after extreme floods recently devastated their properties. Homes were submerged alongside gardens, crops, and even livestock. Other …

Image Source: onepng.comPlaying a huge part as a factor affecting growth and as an indicator of it, infrastructure is easily an essential element that affects people’s way of life in Papua New Guinea.…

Image Source: indopacificimages.comThe landscape of the National Capital District in Papua New Guinea has shifted in the few years of development it has gone through. And it seems like surrounding are…

Image Source: abc.net.auCustomary landowners may be perplexed and intimidated with the system of registering their land as Incorporated Land Groups through the Voluntary Customary Land Registration. T…

Image Source: vsa.org.nzVarious housing projects and policies have been popping up in the real estate sector of Papua New Guinea. For instance, the National Gaming Control Board has issued the first e…

Eyebrows were raised after the announcement of a change in housing benefits for 2017. But the government was quick to come to its defense and explain that the uproar is nothing but a product of a misu…

Image Source: finchannel.comThe real estate and land markets in Papua New Guinea are slowly gaining traction as new developments both in policies and construction begin to commence. These includes bot…

Image Source: emtv.com.pgThe Papua New Guinea real estate sector has seen its fair share of ups and downs. But a couple of new activities in the market may be able to help stabilise its continuous gro…

One of the components to the growth of Papua New Guinea are the project pipeline and the attractive investment opportunities for investors in the PNG real estate sector. This is according to the Oxfor…

Real estate has been one of the main focuses of the Papua New Guinean government, both to offset homelessness brought about by poverty and to improve the economic growth. Many projects have been done …