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Fri, March 31

Profiles

Architects and Designers

Get to know Martin Palleros founder of Tierra Design Architects

SCHWARTZWILLIAMS spoke to Martin Palleros about his architectural experience working in the Thailand property market.

Wed, March 29

Markets

Research Reports

Asia Pacific real estate investors looked to home markets in 2016

Asia Pacific real estate investors turned to their home markets in 2016 amid greater political and economic uncertainty, according to JLL's 'Real Estate Investment Flows: An Asia Pacific Perspective' report.

Tue, March 21

Three-bedroom apartment at Sentosa Cove with unobstructed sea views - Singapore

For Sale by Vienn Leow from Knight Frank this luxury condominium with a Cove Way Singapore address is less than 20 minutes from the famous Orchard Road shopping district.

Mon, February 13

Markets

Market Overviews

Real estate investment opportunities in ASEAN look strong for 2017, says JLL

“The real estate sector in Vietnam has been hitting its stride since 2015, spurred in part by recent government reforms" says Chris Fossick, Managing Director, Singapore and Southeast Asia, JLL.

Thu, February 02

BLOG

Chinese outbound investment up more than 50% in 2016

Chinese investment in the overseas property markets hit new heights in 2016.

Wed, January 25

BLOG

Singpore - Two tier housing market likely

Barring seismic shifts from global political and economic events, what might happen when the upward pressure of excess liquidity combine with the potential increase of resale residences?

Mon, January 23

Markets

Research Reports

Singapore sales volume up 60% - JLL Singapore Property Market Monitor

Investors and developers alike perceived that the Singapore market might be bottoming out yet 4Q16 prime district sales volume up 60 per cent on 4Q15.

Wed, January 11

BLOG

U.S. Fed interest rate movement impacts Asia Pacific real estate

JLL predicts country markets will react differently to the rate rise