Commercial Retail

Why 4 in 10 retailers press on with real estate expansion plans in Singapore

Retailers want to capture customers in large residential catchments. 

Why 4 in 10 retailers press on with real estate expansion plans in Singapore

Retailers want to capture customers in large residential catchments. 

APAC retail rents won’t stabilise until 2022

Hong Kong is expected to lead rental growth in the region this year.

Singapore retail industry’s ‘recalibration’ bolstered by the pandemic

New brands opened concept and flagship stores as several brands exited the industry.

India’s retail property market sees bright spot in New Delhi’s main streets 

Several new retail stores opened during Q2, as well as 10 new showrooms for Tata Motors.

Bangkok’s prime retail occupancy rates nearly hit pre-pandemic levels

Average occupancy rate was 98.7% in Q2 2021, almost the same level of 99.1% in Q1 2020.

Kuala Lumpur to see 13 new malls over the next three years

This translates to at least 8.9m sq ft of NLA, and more than half will be completed this year.

India’s retail properties see renewed interest from private equity investors

The sector accounted for the second highest share (33%) of investment inflows in Q2 2021.

Jakarta’s retail supply to rise 2.5% annually till 2025 

By the end of 2021, total retail supply will reach  2.91 million sq m.

Hong Kong retail rents finally stabilise after 18 months of decline

Rents in prime street shop and major shopping centre segments increased 0.3% and 1.2%, respectively. 

Singapore prime retail rents down 11% as tourists remain non-existent

Island-wide rents declined 9.3% to S$26.20 per square foot per month in Q2.

Hong Kong high-street rents to fall by 3% this year

This is a huge improvement from the 28% drop recorded in 2020.

Cambodia real estate takes sharp turn in H1

An increase in COVID-19 cases led to more than 70% decreases in prime office and retail occupancy in Cambodia.

Negative rent growth drags Tokyo retail capital values

Capital values were down 18.1% in Q1, the sixth consecutive quarter of decline.

F&B retailers drive Jakarta’s positive net demand in Q1

Several businesses opened new stores during the quarter.