V-shaped recovery expected for Asia Pacific hotels, with a return to 2019 levels expected in 2023 - Colliers
Colliers International Hotel Insights Q1 2021 report, a quarterly digest of key trends in the Asia Pacific hospitality sector, predicts Melbourne to benefit from domestic demand in the near term, although new supply may dampen performance and Singapore hotels to remain attractive to investors....
Juwai IQI Report: Vietnamese new home prices to surge 7.3% in 2021; investors dominate the market
Vietnam’s strong GDP growth will help the country deliver new home price growth of 7.3% in 2021, according to the data in the Juwai IQI 2020 Q4 Vietnam Property Index and Survey.
Asia Pacific hotel occupancy bounces back to 51 per cent - CBRE report
New data from CBRE has shown Asia Pacific hotel occupancy rose in October, underpinned by the return of domestic travel across some of the sub-markets.
Singapore leads foreign investment in Vietnam property market - JLL
New research from JLL has shown that while thousands of experts and investors have been supported to enter Vietnam, a large number has yet to make it to the country.
Asia Pacific multifamily investments to accelerate despite COVID-19 - JLL
Investors will allocate more capital into the Asia Pacific multifamily sector beyond 2020 as the asset class becomes a core component of regional real estate portfolios, according to JLL.
Asian investors to target resilient markets and assets in 2021- Knight Frank
Knight Frank’s Active Capital 2020 has found that capital from Singapore and Hong Kong will dominate global investments in 2021 alongside other major markets like the US, Canada and Germany.
Asia Pacific real estate investment rebounds 35 per cent in third quarter - JLL
Asia Pacific real estate investment showed signs of recovery in the third quarter of 2020 with US$35 billion in direct transactions committed between July and September 2020, according to JLL.
Singapore’s mid-market hotel industry is being forced to consider reimagined business models, guest amenities and experiences, as well as space usage due to challenges presented by COVID-19 and evolving consumer trends and lifestyle choices, JLL says.