Office markets in Asia Pacific had mixed fortunes in the fourth quarter of 2011, according to Jones Lang LaSalle's latest Asia Pacific Office Index. Despite a slowing in average office rental growth and capital values, growth in some areas continued, while growth rates in others slowed. for sale
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Beijing is the world's fastest-growing market for office rental rates.
According to a new Cushman & Wakefield global office market research, Asia-Pacific, particularly Beijing, is experiencing a surge in office rents, fuelled by surging demand and increasingly limited supply. propertyfinder qatar
As the Chinese calendar enters the Year of the Dragon, prime office r…
In January, the Asia Pacific hotel markets had a mixed performance.
Hotels in the Asia/Pacific area, according to STR Global, had mixed outcomes in the three key performance measures for January 2012 when reported in US dollars.
The Asia/Pacific region's occupancy fell 3.4 percent to 60.0 percent year over year, but its average daily rate grew 9.8 percent to US$1…
Leasing suffers as Asia Pacific investments grow.
In Asia Pacific, property markets are reporting mixed results, with significant differences in lease and investment activity across all property types.
According to Jones Lang LaSalle's latest quarterly analysis on office, retail, industrial, residential, and hotel real estate markets in over 20 …
A group is getting close to establishing global property measurement standards.
A group of industry leaders working on the first-ever worldwide standards for measuring property aims to release a first draft by June of next year.
Last month, the International Property Measurement Standards Coalition, which was founded in May, established a Standard Settings Committee with 19 …
Property developers in China are 'hoarding' cash.
According to a new research, Chinese property developers have more than $25 billion in cash on their books, but they are hesitant to spend it until market worries are resolved.
According to Reuters, which analyzed data from 76 Chinese real estate management and development businesses, including p…
In the midst of political unrest in Hong Kong, developer bids for the Kai Tak site have dropped by 67%.
In 2020, land prices in Hong Kong will begin to fall.
According to JLL's latest Residential Sales Market Monitor Study, the average number of bidders for residential sites in Kai Tak fell by 67 percent from two years ago to just 5.5 in 2019. Developers have been more selective with their land acq…
Home prices in Hong Kong are expected to drop 5% or more in 2019.
Protests in China and economic uncertainty are driving this trend.
The current political and economic instability in Hong Kong could make almost everyone fearful for the property market's future in this Chinese Special Administrative Region. However, Georg Chmiel, Executive Chairman of Juwai.com,…
In Asia, city competitiveness and quality of life outrank economic clout when it comes to commercial real estate decisions.
Several Asian cities are emerging as competitive real estate markets, according to global real estate consultancy JLL, as investors and occupiers increasingly weigh factors like quality of life, creativity, sustainability, governance, and durability in their investment and location decisions. prope…
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