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Small vs large residential units: What’s performing better in Tokyo?
Smaller units range from 15-30 sqm whilst larger units range from 45-60sqm.
Small vs large residential units: What’s performing better in Tokyo?
Smaller units range from 15-30 sqm whilst larger units range from 45-60sqm.
Singapore prime office rents rise by 1.3% in H1 2024
Rents inched up by 0.7% in Q2.
Tokyo Central residential rents inch up by 0.7% in Q2
Shinjuku and Minato saw the largest rental growth at 2.2% and 1.7%.
Kowloon office rents drop for fourth straight month in May
The average monthly rent was at HK$22.6 per sq ft.
Singapore HDB resale prices rise by 2.1% in Q2
This is the 17th straight quarter of growth.
How Hong Kong’s luxury retail sector bears the brunt of changing consumer behaviour
Mainland tourists are now more inclined to seek ‘cultural tourism’ than shopping.
Tokyo Q2 residential occupancy rates fall to 96.2%
Occupancy rates in Central also fell to 96.1% during the quarter.
Singapore private home price growth slows to 1.1% in Q2
The growth rate was at 1.4% in the previous quarter.
Hong Kong Island office sector still mired in challenges
Grade A office rents dropped by 5.2% in May.
Tokyo residential rents slip by 0.2% in Q2
Rents across all submarkets breached pre-pandemic levels.
Singapore to see average annual industrial supply of 1.1m sqm until 2026
This is more than the average annual supply in the past three years.
Singapore Q1 business park rental growth hits record highs since Q2 2017
Business park rents grew by 2.1% q-o-q in Q1 2024.
Integrating climate risk data advised for better investment decisions.
Integrating climate risk data advised for better investment decisions.
Low rates attract investors to japan property market
BOJ's low-interest rate policy boosts real estate appeal, particularly in Osaka.
Tokyo Grade A office vacancy to hit 3% in 2025
The vacancy rate will continue to fall until 2027.
South Korea’s 2024 hotel transaction volumes to breach 2023 levels
Find out which key transactions will contribute to this year’s strong performance.
Hong Kong real estate transactions drop 29% to HK$22.55b
That is in the first five months of 2024.