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Here’s what you should expect from the APAC retail property market in 2022

Deep-pocketed retail operators are likely to launch new expansion plans. 

Here’s what you should expect from the APAC retail property market in 2022

Deep-pocketed retail operators are likely to launch new expansion plans. 

What trends will impact APAC real estate investments this year?

Logistics remains investors’ most preferred sector, with office being a close second.

Singapore auction listings drop 23.3% to 115 in Q4 2021

The total listings for full-year 2021 reached 670.

Mumbai gross office leasing volume sees robust 25.3% growth in 2021 

Leasing volume hit 10.42msf, nearly half of which are fresh leases.

APAC to sustain growth in commercial real estate investment in 2022: CBRE 

CBRE sees a 5% to 10% growth in total transaction volumes this year.  

Singapore luxury non-landed home sales down 9% to S$1.9b in H2 2021

The Les Maisons Nassim development led sales activity during the period.

New Delhi warehousing demand more than doubles in H2 2021

Transaction volume reached 4.1 million square feet.

The risks and rewards of investing in Hong Kong’s self storage facilities

The average self storage occupancy of over 80% is one of the highest in Asia. 

Mid segment dominates Mumbai’s new residential launches

A total of 19,307 units were launched in Q4 2021, 55% of which were from the mid segment.

Singapore prime landed home sales hit a record S$8.9b in 2021

Transactions totalled S$4.3b in the second half of the year.

Flight-to-quality: Firms reconfigure to smaller but better spaces

Knight Frank also expects rents to increase 3% to 5% this year.

5 key trends to watch out for in New Zealand’s office property market

One of them is medium lease terms, with 81% of new leases ranging from 1-6 years. 

Singapore private home prices to rise by 1-3% in 2022

New sales volume is expected to hit 9,000 units.

India real estate investments up 8.2% to US$5.56b in 2021

Investments in Q4 alone jumped 57% to US$1.28b.

Here’s what to expect from Hong Kong’s luxury home market this year

Prices could grow 3-5%, but not until the second half of the year.