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Manila to see 200,000sqm of new office space in H2 2025
Manila to see 200,000sqm of new office space in H2 2025
The total stock is currently at 5.3m sqm.
Japan’s office market to struggle with tight supply-demand dynamics through the year
Almost all of the new supply was completed during H1 2025.
Indian office rents to continue rising due to sustained demand
Rents increased by 9% in the first half of the year.
Australian office market to see sustained vacancy recovery
Thanks to the diminishing supply pipeline.
What will drive Hong Kong’s hospitality industry for the rest of 2025?
Analysts say hoteliers will be vigilant yet optimistic.
Guess which region in Jakarta recorded the least apartment price growth
Overall, apartment prices in the city rose by less than 1%.
This was how much Hong Kong hotel investment activity was worth in H1
Several deals were closed during the period.
Four new serviced apartments to be completed in Jakarta by 2027
Approximately 730 units will be added to the market.
Jakarta hotel sector set for growth in H2 2025
Thanks to potential regulatory easing.
APAC prime office rents post first rebound in three years
Flight to quality, limited supply, and sector-led demand fuel a cautious recovery.
Singapore CBD premium office rents to grow by up to 2% this year
Rental growth is forecast to accelerate in the second half of the year.
Singapore office vacancy tightens to 5.3% in Q2
Thanks to the significant demand for quality office spaces.
Singapore Grade A office capital values stable in Q2
But yields rose to 3.62% due to rental growth.
AI drives predictive strategy and design in real estate
AI is urging firms to adopt data fluency and new tools.
What’s to blame for Jakarta’s marginal increase in retail occupancy rate?
The city’s average retail occupancy rate was 73.8% in Q1.
Will Jakarta retail rents see aggressive increases in the near term?
Rents saw a slight decrease in Q1 vs the prior quarter.
Jakarta's total mall supply hits 4.9m sqm in Q1
Only one new development was completed during the quarter.