To Non-Resident Nepalis (NRNs), Nepal is not only a place of birth, but also a place of attachment, a place of culture, and a place of home. Even when they go abroad due to careers, education, and family life, the urge to own a piece of Nepal never goes away. Owning property is one means of protecting roots, future investment, and keeping in touch with the past. Over the past few years, urbanization...