Japan transaction volumes fall as global volumes rise
CBRE Releases Q3 2018 Japan Investment MarketView showing that Japan commercial real estate investment volume fell by 25% y-o-y to JPY 592 billion in Q3 2018
Did your city make the top 10 in the Prime Global Cities Index Q3 2018?
Rising interest rates, property market regulations and Brexit uncertainty curtail growth according to Knight Frank's Prime Global Cities Index Q3 2018 which tracks prime residential prices across 43 global cities worldwide.
How are Singapore Real estate sales holding up despite introduction of new cooling measures in July '18?
Residential collective sales slumped in Q3 2018 on fresh measures, but market sentiment and volumes should pick up by mid-2019 according to Ms. Tricia Song (宋明蔚), Head of Research for Singapore at Colliers International.
Signs of a strong office market driven by new players with increasing demand for flexibility & wellness
Colliers International Hong Kong releases their Annual Occupier Survey 2018 in which respondents remained optimistic about their business outlook and office demand.
Could “the Airbnb of logistics” ease the industrial space crunch?
Rich Thompson International Director, Supply Chain & Logistics Solutions for JLL and Stephen Wyatt, Country head of JLL Vietnam discuss a more flexible model increasing efficiencies for Industrial and Logistics assets.
Developers and investors cautious in challenging economic and policy eviron. - Colliers
Terence Tang, Managing Director of Capital Markets and Investment Services at Colliers International, Asia comments on the Asia Market Snapshot Q3 2018 report released today.
Commercial real estate transaction volume in Seoul reached 2.8 trillion won
An increase of 65% y-o-y, in third quarter 2018 as Gangnam Business District (GBD) shows highest unit price - CBRE Korea releases Seoul MarketView Q3 2018 report.
Hong Kong reclaims most expensive world city crown
Hong Kong has overtaken New York to become the most expensive world city in which to rent space for the first time since 2011, according to the latest Savills Live/Work Index.
If there was ever a time that logistics was ‘in’, that time is now according to JLL. The reliance and need for logistics space is at an all-time high, driven by advancements in the e-commerce sector.
