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Singapore residential investment sales plummet to S$1.9b in Q2
Singapore residential investment sales plummet to S$1.9b in Q2
Both the public and private sectors saw steep declines.
Singapore property investment sales fall for third straight quarter in Q2
Investment sales declined by 6.8% to S$5.47b during the quarter.
Osaka’s 2025 new office supply to underperform 2024 levels
This year’s supply is expected to only be a third of last year’s volumes.
Signs that office supply shortage concerns in Tokyo are intensifying
Strong pre-leasing activity for buildings in good locations is one.
Tokyo Grade B office rental growth strengthens by 6.8% in Q2
Chuo saw the biggest rental growth during the quarter.
Tokyo Grade A office rents up 8.3% in Q2
Shinjuku outperformed all other areas for the third straight quarter.
Global residential real estate value hits a whopping US$286.9 trillion in 2024
Four out of the top 10 markets are APAC countries.
Rental gap between large and small residential units now narrowing in Tokyo
The shrinking supply of smaller units made affordable rents relatively scarce.
Tokyo’s strong residential hub appeal unlikely to wane: analyst
Sustained rental growth and occupancy rates are expected to continue this year.
Hong Kong office rents to rebound amidst IPO market resurgence
Total fundraising this year is projected to nearly double 2024 levels.
Tokyo residential occupancy rates slip to 96.5% in Q2
Analysts expect some slight softening in occupancy rates in the near term.
This deal had a significant impact on Hong Kong’s office leasing market
It’s the largest single leasing agreement over the last decade with its monthly rent of HK$30m.
Tokyo residential rents continue to rise in Q2
Rents in 23W and C5W grew by 8.4% and 9.5% YoY, respectively.
Migration trends affecting Tokyo’s residential market revealed
Tokyo 23W recorded a net inflow of 63,200 new residents between March and May 2025.
These two headwinds will impact Japan’s retail sector in the near term
Despite the challenges, analysts still maintain an optimistic outlook.
Here’s why Japan’s prime retail assets are highly in demand
Transaction volumes almost reached JPY1 trillion in 2024.
Japan’s regional cities record 1% growth in retail rents
Rents in non1F units grew at a faster rate of 2.6%.