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How Singapore’s retail property landscape is evolving
How Singapore’s retail property landscape is evolving
Some operators are shifting into a mixed-use commercial development.
New retailers in Thailand should focus on this shopping mall
This mall’s daily footfall exceeds 150,000 people.
Here’s how Seoul’s business districts are likely to perform in H2
Office leasing activity is expected to be subdued for the remainder of the year.
Singapore industrial leasing volume declines after seven consecutive quarters
Leasing volume declined 10.4% to 3,028 transactions in Q2.
Seoul prime office rents up 2.7% in Q2
The Gangnam Business District saw the highest growth of 4%.
Singapore prime business park rents inch up 0.7% in Q2
The vacancy rate was at 14.9%.
Why Seoul’s office property investment market “shrunk”
Unit price and cost of capital increased.
Singapore strata industrial sales hit 8-year high in Q2
Sales rose 28% to 512 transactions during the quarter.
Seoul prime office vacancy hits 13-year low of 4.9% in Q2
Net absorption increased 156,400sqm during the quarter.
Shinjuku records the largest annual office rent decline in Tokyo
Rents declined 3.3% in Q2.
Everything you need to know now about Hong Kong’s office leasing market
Mainland office demand slowed whilst medical groups expanded in fringe Central.
Guess which area in Tokyo has the lowest office vacancy rate
Its vacancy rate contracted 0.1ppts to 1.5% in Q2.
Tokyo office rental decline to reach an equilibrium soon: Savills
Grade A office rents declined 1.4% in Q2.
Tokyo Grade B office rents down 2.1% in Q2
Chiyoda recorded the largest decline of 3% amongst all submarkets.
Indonesia data centre market to hit US$3.07b by 2026
Other cities besides Jakarta are attracting investor attention.
Here's what to expect from Japan’s data centre market
The market size could exceed USD14.5b by 2024.
This is the real reason behind Hong Kong luxury residential rents’ rally in Q2
Rents on Hong Kong Island and in Kowloon inched up 1% and 2.5%, respectively.