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Global real estate capital pivots to Asia Pacific as investors reset portfolios
Global real estate capital pivots to Asia Pacific as investors reset portfolios
Capital for APAC more than doubled in 2025.
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Seoul and Tokyo set to lead global prime housing growth in 2026
Seoul prime apartment prices are forecast to rise between 6% and 7.9%.
Singapore private home prices likely to rise about 3% in 2026
The strong link between launches and sales is expected to continue through 2027.
APAC office leasing activity jumps 11% to nearly 10m sqm in 2025
Supply also increased by 19%.
Asia Pacific real estate investment to rise by up to 10% in 2026
Full-year investment volumes reached US$157 billion in 2025.
APAC logistics rents record modest 0.2% growth in 2025
Singapore led growth in the region.
APAC real estate shows early signs of cyclical shift as cap rates stabilise
Several cities are showing distinct signs of momentum.
APAC real estate investment jumps 13.7% to US$201b in 2025
Retail was the standout performer for the year.
Singapore housing market enters ‘Goldilocks’ phase
Analysts say the market is ‘just right,’ as price growth slows and demand holds up.
APAC back in favour as global real estate capital shifts east
Property investors in the region are expanding focus from core sectors to alternatives.
Tokyo named world’s most liveable city for tech workers
Seoul and Singapore are also amongst the top 10 cities.
This Australian mall is the 8th most expensive retail destination globally
Retail rents across Asia Pacific increased by 2.1% in 2025.
How is global capital pivoting to APAC real estate?
Capital raised in APAC more than doubled since 2024.
Tis the season for all things merry and bright!
We're taking the time off and will be back on 5 January 2026.
APAC hotel investment volumes to reach over USD13 billion in 2026
Singapore remains a resilient safe haven market.
APAC real estate moves into ‘stabilisation stage’: analyst
Australia and Singapore emerge as compelling markets for investors.
Singapore is the priciest flex office market in APAC
Prime desks are averaging around US$800 per month.