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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.
Bangkok records six new hotel openings in Q2
Bangkok records six new hotel openings in Q2
The developments added over 1,500 new rooms to the city’s stock.
Bengaluru prime home sales jump 23% in Q2
High-income tech professionals are driving demand for luxury properties.
Ho Chi Minh City retail rents to increase by 2-3% annually
Experiential retail is expected to drive the market.
These are the key office developments to watch out for in Hanoi
Starlake NUA is set to emerge as a new Grade A office cluster.
Chennai prime office market to see 9m sq ft of new supply until 2026
Tech firms are expected to drive net absorption.
Jakarta mall rents inch up by 0.5% in Q2
Rental prices remained healthy despite lack of new supply.
Manila expects robust residential supply pipeline until 2028
Analysts expect occupancy challenges to arise.
Sydney hotel stock to grow by 1,071 rooms
There are five new hotels currently under construction.
Bangkok to welcome two new office projects by year-end
The projects will yield 161,000sqm of new stock.
A new 50,000sqm luxury shopping mall is set to open in Hanoi this year
It is located in the Tien Bo Plaza mixed-use project.
Bengaluru gross office leasing volume hits 11.8m sq ft in H1
This is the second consecutive half-yearly volume above 10m sq ft.
Tokyo to see three new luxury hotels in H2 2025
A wave of upscale hotel openings is coming.
Adelaide office absorption drops to 3,600sqm in Q2
It was almost halved from the prior quarter.
Brisbane CBD records nearly 180,000sqm of new office space under construction
Four projects are now in the works.
Singapore's rich target real estate in London, Australia, and Japan
Education and rental yields are the top reasons for property buys.
Singapore CBD Grade A office rents inch up 0.7% in Q2
Meanwhile, rents in the decentralised submarket declined for the first time in four years.
Sydney apartment completions projected to reach 2,554 units in 2025
This reflects a 13% decline from 2024 levels.