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Asian homebuyers boost Southeast Asian property portfolio
Asian homebuyers boost Southeast Asian property portfolio
Phnom Penh is an emerging market for buyers, offering rental yields of 8% to 10%.
Wellness features boost property value and buyer demand
Buyers now view health-focused amenities as essentials, not luxuries.
UAE attracts Asian buyers with residency incentives
Asian investors turn to UAE property for high returns and lifestyle benefits.
Asia lacks dominant platform for residential property management
Processes like rent collection and repair tracking still lack tech solutions.
Foreign investors, returning locals fuel demand for PH luxury homes
Local player Shang Properties is drawing buyers with lifestyle-focused developments.
Foreign buyers drive Phuket real estate growth
Modern designs, eco-friendly homes, and strong infrastructure make Phuket a prime choice.
Retirees drive home demand in Southeast Asia with search for value
Thailand, Vietnam, and Malaysia are key destinations for buyers.
Half of APAC office occupiers expand amidst IPO surge and rate cuts
Hong Kong and Singapore see demand for office space grow despite economic challenges.
MQDC designs projects around generational lifestyle needs
Research and sustainability combined to shape future-ready communities.
Osaka investment-grade office rents up 5.5% in H1
All-grade rents also inched up by 0.8%.
Brisbane office vacancy slips to 9.9% in Q2
And prime net face rents increase by 3.3%.
These were Singapore’s notable commercial property investment deals in Q2
Investment sales reached almost S$400m during the quarter.
Australian infrastructure M&A deals hit US$4.6b in Q2
Investors remain resilient amidst global geopolitical uncertainties.
Key drivers of Sydney CBD’s Q2 office absorption revealed
Net absorption reached over 23,500sqm during the quarter.
Nagoya new office supply to reach 6,000 tsubo in H2 2025
Analysts expect smooth absorption as new supply remains limited.
Singapore hospitality investment sales up 14% to S$380m in Q2
BlackRock was the buyer in the two transactions recorded during the quarter.
Centralisation trend persists in Melbourne CBD’s office market
And sublease vacancy continues to decline.