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How Kuala Lumpur’s office sector maintains its positive momentum
How Kuala Lumpur’s office sector maintains its positive momentum
Sustainable spaces are driving leasing activity.
Manila office rents to grow slowly amidst high supply
Office leasing is expected to stabilise moving forward.
Singapore non-landed home rental index rises for second straight quarter
The rental index inched up 0.2% in Q4.
Singapore residential leasing volume drops 24.2% to 19,733 units in Q4
Blame the steep drop in rental contracts for landed houses.
Luxury segment to drive Seoul’s hotel supply until 2030
Over 2,000 new rooms are planned to materialise by then.
Hong Kong’s January residential sales drop 11.6% to 3,626 transactions
First-hand sales remained below 1,000.
Jakarta Grade A office rents decline by 1.1% in 2024
This is despite the slight increase in Q4.
Kuala Lumpur to add 3,180 new hotel rooms in 2025
In 2024, only 1,640 rooms were added to the supply.
This new office complex will reshape Ho Chi Minh City’s market landscape
It will span 71,500sqm and will materialise in 2025.
Adelaide industrial gross take-up breaches 10-year average
Demand totalled 51,600sqm in Q4 alone.
Sydney prime residential prices to rise by 4% to 5.9% in 2025
The growth will be driven by a lack of supply rather than by new supply.
Singapore new retail supply to reach over 1.2m sq ft in 2028
But supply will remain limited over the next two years.
High-end housing sales in Delhi nearly doubled in 2024
Annual sales increased 89% YoY to 29,760 units.
Grade A office rents on Hong Kong Island drop 4% in January
And the office vacancy rate remained high at 12.8%.
Bengaluru industrial vacancy rates to hover below 8% in the next four years
Thanks to increasing warehouse demand.
Kowloon office market demand to remain weak in the near term
The average office size leased declined by 3% to 5,700sq ft in January.
Up to 7,000 new prime apartments to be launched in Ho Chi Minh City in 2025
More lower-priced projects are also expected to materialise in the outer districts.