Industrial

Seoul, Tokyo, and Sydney grab the top three spots.

With the COVID-19 pandemic predicted as a cyclical event, Seng Leong believes that most real estate asset classes will go up and down in cycles 

For James, the well-known adage “location, location, location” may well be replaced by a new one: “location, insight, experience”

Total investment volumes decreased 7% during the quarter.

The Central sub-market’s vacancy rate decreased from 5.0% to 4.6%.

ESR Australia recently bought a portfolio of 45 properties for a whopping US$2.9b.

Landlords and tenants are retrofitting existing warehouses to meet cold chain demand.

There were seven major transactions worth over HK$100 million each. 

More than half of the US$1.3b transactions in Q1 were for industrial assets.

Singapore, Hong Kong, Mumbai, Sydney, Seoul and Tokyo are promising markets, says Knight Frank.

There were 18 en-bloc transactions with a combined value of USD2.3b in Q1 2021.

An 8-storey vertical fish farm will be fully operational by 2023.

These are huge, high-growth markets offering scalability.

Two key transactions underpinned the S$906.1m worth of investment purchases in the quarter.

27 edge data centres will be built across Australia within the next two years.

Extremely low labour and energy costs make this country the cheapest warehouse location.