A tale of two outcomes: Colliers weighs up potential impact of US election result on APAC markets
As the world awaits the definitive result of the US election, Colliers International has released an assessment of what a new president could mean for Asia Pacific real estate markets.
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.
Manila office market continues to persist despite trying times - Santos Knight Frank
The Metro Manila office market has continued to display strong fundamentals against the background of COVID-19, according to new research from Santos Knight Frank.
Singapore and Australia to provide top Asia Pacific cross border capital flow in 2021 - Knight Frank
Knight Frank’s Active Capital 2020 finds that cross-border investment into safe haven locations and ‘near-neighbours’ are set to dominate global capital flows in 2021, as COVID-19 shifts trends in real estate investment and global mobility.
Singapore office leasing demand driven by flexible workplace and technology sectors - Colliers
New research from Colliers International has identified flexible workspace which has been previously committed as a major driver of office leasing demand in Singapore throughout the third quarter.
Korean buyers pursue overseas acquisitions despite pandemic related disruptions - CBRE
Korean buyers are continuing to pursue opportunities abroad as they retain a long-term strategic focus on global real estate investment, according to CBRE Korea’s COVID-19 and Outbound Investment Viewpoint report.