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Why APAC investors should diversify their real estate investments now
Find out what CBRE’s Four Quadrants framework is all about.
APAC dominates list of top five sources of global capital this year
Singapore took the top spot as the biggest global spender so far in 2023.
Osaka property investment volume soars by 52% in H1
The hotel sector accounted for 37% of the investments.
Vietnam’s real estate M&A market continues to thrive
Transaction volumes grew 41% since the pre-COVID period.
APAC commercial property investments to plummet by 15% this year: CBRE
Recovery won’t begin until the first half of 2024.
Singapore’s 2023 property investment volumes to fall short of last year’s totals
Investments totalled $32.1b in 2022.
What’s to blame for Hong Kong’s lacklustre property investments in Q2?
Investments declined by 37.5% to HK$7.5b during the quarter.
Singapore real estate investment volumes decline 11% to $3.2b in Q2
The residential sector accounted for 40% of the transactions.
These were the successfully auctioned properties in Singapore in Q2
Only four industrial mortgagee listings were sold.
Only 4 out of 82 auction listings in Singapore were sold in Q2
The success rate was at 4.9%.
These are the big-ticket office property deals to watch out for in APAC
The deals are expected to set a benchmark for buyers and sellers, following a lacklustre Q1.
Build-to-rent projects get a boost in Western Australia
The Managed Investment Trust tax for BTR projects was halved from 30% to 15%.
Which countries will lead real estate investment activity in APAC for the rest of 2023?
Japan is expected to lead in Q2, then Hong Kong in Q3.
Hong Kong vs Singapore: Where are MNCs more attracted to?
Hong Kong’s office rents are about 40% higher than Singapore’s.
Western Capital shifts to Japan and India as purchasing in Mainland China slows
Japan remains the top market for Western investors in APAC while China hits a 10-year low.
APAC real estate investments drop 30% to $27b in Q1
Japan led investments in the region with $8.9b during the quarter.