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These two APAC markets saw the highest surge in commercial property investments in Q1
These two APAC markets saw the highest surge in commercial property investments in Q1
Investments jumped 68% and 280% in Australia and Singapore, respectively.
Here’s why Melbourne’s office market will see more activity in Q2
Colliers expects increased market activity across assets higher up the risk curve.
Sydney office yields to compress to 4.25%-4.75% by end-2022
The Sydney CBD prime equivalent yield range currently sits between 4.38% and 5%.
Demand for ‘edge’ data centres rises amidst pandemic
27 edge data centres will be built across Australia within the next two years.
Australian housing yields drop to all-time lows over the past 25 years
Yields tightened from 5.1% to 2.9% from 1996 to 2020.
Perth office market bucks global decentralisation trend
The CBD continues to see tenants centralising from suburban markets.
Why Brisbane office landlords must lure tenants from education, healthcare
The healthcare and education industries have only contributed to 2.5% and 5.0% of leasing demand, respectively.
Australians struggling to pay their mortgages as housing affordability deteriorates
The deterioration was evident in all capital cities over the five months to February 2021.
Sydney industrial gross take-up hits highest levels since 2017
Gross take-up increased 79% to 1m sqm in 2020.
Hong Kong office capital values to drop by up to 15% this year
Blame it on the weak outlook amid market uncertainties.
Australian retail investment volume down 34% to AUD4.8b in 2020
This is 31% lower than the 10-year annual average.
This is the most resilient asset class in the Australian property market
Global capital investment volume to this asset class slipped by only 7% in 2020.
Australia, New Zealand office transaction volumes hit lowest levels since 2012
Volumes in Australia dropped by more than half in 2020.
Prime yields in Melbourne's industrial sector hit record low of 4.56%
The average prime yield midpoint in Melbourne compressed by 25 bps in 4Q20.
2 factors that helped Canberra defy the national housing downturn in 2020
Canberra owes its long-term resilience to these 2 factors.
Sydney's residential vacancy rates show 'clear dichotomy': JLL
Inner city areas have higher vacancies, whilst those in outer ring suburbs remain low and rents for houses are growing.
Companies, governments move towards an electric shift in real estate
Electrification is a crucial step to decarbonise the sector.
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