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Are Thai property buyers finally ditching the ‘wait and see’ approach?
They are beginning to establish acquisition strategies for this year.
Are Thai property buyers finally ditching the ‘wait and see’ approach?
They are beginning to establish acquisition strategies for this year.
Don’t be fooled by Singapore retail sector’s improving demand indicators
The sector’s recovery won’t start until 2022.
Philippine residential prices to inch up 1.5% in 2022
The pace of growth will likely hinge on a rebound in office leasing.
APAC data centre demand to double in 3-5 years
Singapore, Hong Kong, Mumbai, Sydney, Seoul and Tokyo are promising markets, says Knight Frank.
Japan’s property investment market unfazed by ongoing lockdowns
There were 18 en-bloc transactions with a combined value of USD2.3b in Q1 2021.
Indonesian property sector to get a boost from these government incentives
These include a waiver of the 10% VAT on property sales under IDR2 billion.
These 3 properties bolstered Singapore’s impressive home sales in Q1
Over 42% of the 3,376 units sold during the quarter were from these properties.
Korean office transaction volumes hit USD2.1b in Q1
There were 7 en-bloc transactions closed during the quarter.
Here’s why Melbourne’s office market will see more activity in Q2
Colliers expects increased market activity across assets higher up the risk curve.
Aedas builds community spaces that can be accessed 24/7
In this exclusive interview, the firm also shares projects promoting wellness and safe workplaces.
Is Singapore up for another residential en bloc sales boom?
The previous boom happened in 2017 until mid-2018.
The ‘excessive pessimism’ over Tokyo’s office market is waning: Savills
The downside is deemed limited as rents are still ~70% of the peaks seen pre-financial crisis.
Sydney office yields to compress to 4.25%-4.75% by end-2022
The Sydney CBD prime equivalent yield range currently sits between 4.38% and 5%.
Urban aquaculture a rising star in Singapore industrial
An 8-storey vertical fish farm will be fully operational by 2023.
Hong Kong still the most expensive city in the world for expat housing
This is despite the 5.95% decrease in rents in 2020.
Tokyo Grade A office rents’ deterioration finally starts to slow
The 1.9% decline in Q1 is a lot smaller than the 2.6% correction last quarter.
Ultra rich homebuyers in Singapore eager to snap up large, posh penthouses
They are after units with more than 3,000 square feet in the resale market.