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Founded in 1896 and headquartered in London, UK, Knight Frank is one of the world's leading independent real estate consultancies.
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3 in 10 APAC firms to increase office space in the next 3 years
3 in 10 APAC firms to increase office space in the next 3 years
51% also expect to move headquarters in the same time frame.
Singapore shophouses now investors’ newest “collector’s item”: Knight Frank
The total transaction value of S$836.1m in H1 2021 is already 91.6% of 2020’s totals.
Over 1 in 2 Malaysian investors expect healthcare, logistics assets’ capital values to outperform
Thanks to the rising e-commerce penetration rate and the shift towards omnichannel retailing.
Singapore industrial rents show tenuous recovery in Q2
The monthly rents for multiple-user factories were unchanged from the previous quarter at S$1.73 psf.
Hong Kong retail undergoing more “drastic transformation”: Knight Frank
Banks are now occupying large duplex stores.
3 in 10 APAC businesses to increase property portfolios over the next three years
And 1 in 2 plan to relocate their APAC headquarters.
Hong Kong residential sales to hit up to 62,000 this year: Knight Frank
First-hand residential sales are currently booming.
Hong Kong property investments to rise 50% to HKD90b this year
But reaching this target will depend on the opening up of borders.
Hong Kong Grade A office rents won’t rebound until 2022
Rents are expected to increase by 1-3% in the first half of 2022.
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1. Tax cuts unlikely to lift Hong Kong home prices 2. Singapore CBD Grade A office rents rise for fourth straight quarter in Q1 3. Kuala Lumpur office vacancy rate amongst the highest in APAC at 24.6% in Q1 4. APAC cross-border real estate investment more than doubles to US$9.5b in Q1 5. Singapore HDB resale price growth slows to 1.6% in Q1Resource Center
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