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Six new hotels set to open in Jakarta by 2028
Six new hotels set to open in Jakarta by 2028
Four-star hotels are dominating the supply pipeline.
Singapore, Japan, Hong Kong amongst top 10 cross-border capital sources globally
Meanwhile, Japan and Australia were amongst the top 10 capital destinations.
Jakarta retail rents to rise 2% by end-2025
Rents grew by 1% in Q3.
Hong Kong industrial rents record a 6% drop in Q3
Landlords offered deeper rental concessions.
This is how Jakarta’s retail property market is evolving
New concept stores are growing as the tenant mix diversifies.
Jakarta to see five new apartments by end-2025
These will yield at least 1,500 new units.
Singapore property investment sales record strongest quarterly performance in three years
Sales increased by 35.6% to SGD 10.3 billion in Q3.
Singapore commercial sales surge 57% to SGD2.5b in Q3
Thanks to two landmark deals during the quarter.
Hong Kong real estate transaction value up 2.5% to HKD9b in Q3
Office assets led the investment activity during the quarter.
Hong Kong office vacancy rate to rise to 19% by year-end
And Grade A office rents are expected to decline by 7%.
Why Jakarta submarkets recorded varied apartment price movements in Q3
An analyst revealed different market dynamics.
Jakarta CBD office occupancy to reach 76% in 2026
But occupancy outside the CBD is expected to soften.
Hong Kong high-street rents up 1.2% in Q3
Tsim Sha Tsui led the rental growth.
What will drive Jakarta’s office supply pipeline until 2028?
CBD office stock is currently at 7.4m sqm.
Hong Kong office take-up hits 430,000sq ft in Q3
Absorption in the Central/Admiralty submarket reached its second-highest level in 10 years.
Taiwan office rents to record slowest growth in almost eight years
Rents are projected to rise by only 1.2% this year.
Hong Kong office rents expected to decline by 10% this year
Supply still outweighs demand.