News
Mumbai to see 1.4m sq ft of new retail stock between 2026 and 2029
Mumbai to see 1.4m sq ft of new retail stock between 2026 and 2029
All submarkets are expected to witness growth.
Guess how many condo bookings were transacted in Bangkok in Q2
Condo demand was at the second-lowest level in five years.
Vietnam North prime logistics supply to grow substantially in H2 2025
Over 920,000sqm of new stock is expected to enter the market.
Learn more about Perth’s healthy industrial supply pipeline
Eleven projects are expected to be completed by 2027.
Singapore new home sales hit 9-month high in August
Over 2,100 private homes were sold during the month.
Bangkok new condominium launches plummet to record lows in 15 years
Only 405 units were introduced in Q2 2025.
Sydney to see eight new office projects until Q4 2027
These will yield nearly 200,000sqm of stock.
Upscale acquisitions to dominate Seoul’s hotel investment transactions
Meanwhile, upscale master-leased hotels led the transaction market in H1.
Manila’s retail supply pipeline to 'test market resilience': analyst
An estimated 177,000sqm of new supply is expected in H2 2025.
Melbourne’s retail investment activity to gain momentum
Additionally, regional yields are expected to tighten before year-end.
Singapore to record fewest new hotel completions since 2023
Hotel development is expected to slow significantly this year.
Perth office rental growth to average 5.5% annually until 2031
Limited supply is driving the increase in rents.
Jakarta prime logistics supply to reach 3.2m sq ft in 2025
Record demand expected in FY2025 is set to drive vacancy rates to single digits.
Around 3,000 new rooms to enter Manila’s hotel market in H2 2025
This could temporarily apply pressure on occupancy rates.
Sydney's hotel stock to increase by 4.5%
Thanks to five hotels currently under construction.
Tokyo Grade A office leasing volumes to remain solid in H2
A strong appetite from corporates is driving demand.
Kuala Lumpur to welcome one new prime shopping mall in Q4
It will be located in the City Centre.