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Bangkok office supply rises 3% in Q1
Bangkok office supply rises 3% in Q1
The total stock reached 6.3 million sqm during the quarter.
Bangkok office occupancy rises for second straight quarter
The occupancy rate increased to 77.5% in Q1.
Southeast Asia office rents up 1.3% in Q1
Jakarta, Kuala Lumpur, and Bangkok led the growth.
How Chinese e-commerce giants are reshaping Hong Kong’s retail scene
They offer significantly lower prices and better after-sales service.
Kowloon office transaction volume up 4.4% in March
Most of the transactions were for units under 3,000sq ft.
Hong Kong residential sales surge 68% to 5,367 in March
First-hand sales more than doubled.
Kuala Lumpur office vacancy rate amongst the highest in APAC at 24.6% in Q1
But the market may be reaching an inflection point.
Hong Kong Island office rents drop by 5.7% in March
Traditional Grade A offices saw a steeper decline.
APAC cross-border real estate investment more than doubles to US$9.5b in Q1
Japan, Australia, and South Korea emerged as key destinations.
Bangkok to add 540,000sqm of new office space in 2025
This is the largest influx in the near term.
Phuket to see 18 new hotels over the next two years
These will add over 4,100 new keys to the market.
Singapore investment sales could reach up to S$30b in 2025
It is expected to be almost similar with 2024’s S$29.3b.
Why it’s high-time for Malaysian investors to explore global luxury properties
Seoul and Manila are leading growth in luxury property prices.
Bangkok to see over 150,000sqm of new warehouse space in 2025
The Eastern Economic Corridor will account for 72% of future supply.
Guess which three cities drove office rental growth in Southeast Asia in Q1
Office rents in the region rose by 1.3% during the quarter.
Bangkok’s condo market set for a slow-paced recovery this year
This will be more evident in the mid- to high-end segments.
Singapore real estate investment sales drop 41.1% to S$5.5b in Q1
The majority of the investments were from public sales.