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Bangkok office leasing activity improves as take-up reaches 111,000 sqm in Q1

This drove the overall occupancy to rise to 77.6% during the quarter.
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Hong Kong retail property recovery gathers pace in early 2026

Retail sales jumped 11.8% as tourism and events drive recovery.

APAC real estate investment surges to highest quarterly level since 2021

Investments soared by 64.7% vs last year to reach nearly US$65 billion in Q1.

Hong Kong home sales rise 9% to 18,654 units in Q1

Thanks to a 13% increase in secondary sales.

West Kowloon deals drive office leasing momentum in Q1

Two significant leasing transactions involved 350,000sq ft of space.

India and Australia drive APAC office rental growth in Q1

Prime office rents in the region rose 0.8% during the quarter.

Corporates snap up Hong Kong offices for self-use as prices fall

Nine of the ten largest office transactions involved tenants purchasing assets for their own use.

Relocation wave creates opportunities across Hong Kong office market

Spillover demand from Central supports adjacent districts.

Hong Kong office market bifurcation deepens as prime assets outperform

Over half of new leases in 2025 were signed in Central.

Singapore ranked priciest city for office fit-out in APAC

Average fit-out costs in the city reached over US$2,000 per sqm.

Hong Kong home sales surge in February as primary market outperforms

Primary sales hit 4,109 units in February, surpassing 2024 levels.

How Hong Kong’s tourist footfall unlocks prime space for local brands

A local brand recently leased a 1,100sq ft unit on Nathan Road in Tsim Sha Tsui.

Bangkok office market faces 436,000 sqm supply wave in 2026

New supply pipeline to intensify Bangkok office competition.

Hong Kong high street rents adjust as retailers stay cautious

Landlords are adjusting rents to secure occupancy.