JLL
JLL is a leading professional services firm that specializes in real estate and investment management. JLL is a Fortune 500 company with annual revenue of $19.4 billion in 2021, operations in over 80 countries and a global workforce of more than 98,000 as of December 31, 2021.
Supply-demand imbalance looms for Taipei’s office market in Q4
Supply-demand imbalance looms for Taipei’s office market in Q4
Over 17,000 ping is expected to enter the market.
Vietnam South to see 120,000sqm of new logistics supply by year-end
It is a project developed by BWID.
Five office projects currently under construction in Sydney CBD
These will yield over 198,000sqm of new stock.
Seoul prime logistics supply to remain lacklustre in 2026
2025’s total supply will just be over a quarter of last year’s levels.
Bengaluru mall completions to hit nearly 1m sq ft by end-2026
Demand is expected to remain strong.
Perth gross industrial take-up breaches 10-year average
Gross take-up reached 278,900sqm over the past 12 months.
Greater Bangkok to see 10 new prime logistics properties in 2026
At least 345,000sqm will be added to the market.
Hong Kong retail rents to drop by up to 10% this year
And vacancy rates of high-street shops declined to 9.7%.
Delhi Grade A retail supply to increase by 1.7m sq ft in Q4
Most of the new stock will be in suburban locations.
Sydney gross industrial take-up grows 4.9% to 318,900sqm in Q3
This is above the quarterly average in the past decade.
Which industrial projects were completed in Singapore in Q3?
There were fewer new completions during the quarter.
Melbourne new retail supply hits 30,300sqm in Q3
Two neighbourhood completions were included in this new stock.
Sydney apartment prices up 3.2% in Q3
Three-bedroom apartments saw the greatest growth.
Mumbai to see 1.9m sq ft of new premium retail stock over the next four years
No new supply is expected for the rest of 2025.
Kuala Lumpur prime logistics supply grows by 1.2m sq ft in Q3
Vacancy remained low at 6.3%.
Tokyo prime logistics rents up 0.8% in Q3
The rental growth was driven by prime locations.
Melbourne industrial vacancy stabilises for the first time since Q2 2024
The vacancy rate was stable at 4.6% in Q3.