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Australian CBDs record steepest declines in prime retail rents in APAC
Australian CBDs record steepest declines in prime retail rents in APAC
Sydney and Melbourne, in particular.
Kuala Lumpur office rents to dip in 2026
This is due to an influx of new supply.
Mumbai cumulative office supply to reach 14-15m sq ft in the next two years
Vacancy rates are expected to be within range.
Sydney’s 2025 retail completions to be 33% higher than 2024 totals
A total of 22,500sqm of new retail space entered the market in Q3.
Osaka to see rising office vacancy rates until Q3 2025
And rents are expected to decline gradually.
Singapore CBD office supply to tighten until 2027
New supply won’t rise again until 2028.
Grade A office rents on Hong Kong Island to decline by up to 3% in 2025
The market’s absorption capacity will be tested next year.
Mumbai high-end apartment demand to remain strong
Prices are expected to increase in the coming quarters.
Melbourne office demand to turn positive by late 2025
Space rationalisation is likely to continue.
Regional Japanese office markets see rental growth in H2 2024
Rents in Osaka grew by 2.2% HoH.
Hanoi office stock to grow by 7.7% annually until 2029
Nearly 25,000sqm of new supply will enter the market in 2025 alone.
Kuala Lumpur net office absorption to hit 0.2m sq ft next year
Positive absorption is expected to persist in the near term.
Tokyo new office supply to hit a cyclical peak in 2025
Supply will be 50% higher than the 10-year average.
Regional Japanese office investments grow by 15% in Q3
Investor interest is still robust in Japan’s office sector.
Seoul new industrial completions hit 3-year low
Only four centres were completed in Q3 2024.Seoul’s challenging project financing market remained prominent. According to a JLL report, in Q3 2024, only four centres were completed, which was fewer than initially speculated. In terms of area, this represented the lowest level in nine quarters, and in terms of number, the fewest in three years.
Manila residential vacancy rate inches up to 7.2% in Q3
Newly turned-over units pushed vacancy upwards.
Tokyo prime industrial supply grows by 11% in Q3
Six new facilities entered the market during the quarter.