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Mon, December 10

Investors are getting more flexible

We see the trajectory of flexible space as a phenomenon across the whole region, not limited to hub markets like Hong Kong or Singapore.

Tue, August 29

Markets

Market Overviews

Asian outbound investment gains momentum in H1 2017

Tom Moffat from CBRE explains that big ticket deals and diverse geographic mix are favoured by investors when deploying capital into global real estate.

Fri, August 25

BLOG

New Chinese Capital Controls explained

And what it means for Real Estate.

Tue, August 22

Markets

Market Trends

China narrows down selected sectors for investment creating a geographic impact on hotel and tourism assets in non-core markets

China’s trade route ambitions will affect developments owned by mainland groups both at home and abroad.

Fri, August 18

BLOG

Co-living: next big trend in real estate?

Co-living can be seen as an extension of the co-working trend that see people share office space and common facilities in order to save costs and share ideas.

Fri, August 11

Markets

Speculation that Wanda is preparing for A$2bn Australian exit

Beijing's tough measures to secure China’s economy and currency are beginning to filter through

Fri, August 11

Markets

Research Reports

Southeast Asia increasingly in the investor spotlight, reveals data from real estate firm JLL

Hong Kong and mainland Chinese investors active in Singapore; also looking at Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines

Fri, August 11

Design

Architecture

Drones give perspective to real estate through different angles

Drone footage shows skyscrapers in Hong Kong and Heatherwick Studio's "tree-covered mountains" in Shanghai.

Fri, August 11

BLOG

Infrastructure boost to the Greater Bay Area (China)

The national-level plan aiming at boosting further cooperation between China, Hong Kong and Macau.

Tue, August 01

BLOG

Hong Kong’s small floor spaces no problem for investors

7,441 units will enter the market between now and 2020, but only 283 units will be in Central and Sheung Wan, accounting for just 0.3 percent of the overall unit supply.