Indications of sectors rebounding are signs of hope: CBRE
According to the CBRE Asia Pacific Mid-Year Outlook the industrial & logistics sector is robust and there are signs of office demand recovering, pointing to a strong economic rebound.
Manila, Tokyo and Seoul lead Asia in Knight Frank Prime Global Cities Index
Knight Frank's Prime Global Cities Index for the second quarter of 2020 has shown subdued growth across Europe and Asia as the economic effects of COVID-19 become more pronounced.
Asia Pacific property markets demonstrate resilience in Q2, set for 'gradual' rebound as investors return - Colliers International
Colliers International has released a new report showing activity and investor interest in Asia Pacific property markets remained robust in the second quarter.
Leasing and investment activity in Seoul 'remains stable' despite pandemic impact - CBRE
New research from CBRE Korea has shown commercial real estate transaction volume in Seoul stood at 3.0 trillion won in Q2 2020, a marginal decrease compared to the same quarter last year.
Asia-Pacific real estate markets show signs of improving real estate transparency -JLL
Asia Pacific’s emerging markets have made the most significant gains in improving real estate transparency, according to JLL's biennial Global Real Estate Transparency Index.
Office and logistics assets offer best combination of yield and income growth in APAC markets- Colliers
Colliers International has released Part Two of the Asia Pacific Real Estate: Still Good Value in a Changed World report, highlighting prospects for rental growth as well as the most favourable assets for investors.
COVID-19 Implications for Flexible Space: What’s Next? – CBRE Report
Lockdowns, social distancing requirements and a new culture of working from home has impacted the aggressive growth previously seen by these operators.
Climate change and food security set to dominate real estate strategies - Savills
Savills has examined the effects of climate change on various aspects of real estate activity as part of its Impacts research programme, launching a Food Security Index where 38 countries have been ranked on availability, access, stability and utilisation.
