APAC

Hong Kong is back on the top 5 after a 4-year hiatus.

Real estate is by no means immune to the volatility impacting capital markets. The current macro environment offers no shortage of reasons for investors to hesitate in pursuing opportunities. Many are confining capital to the sidelines, awaiting more clarity and for relative stability to return.

This is despite a 1% decline recorded in the fourth quarter of the year.

Commercial property investments rose 53% in this market. 

The market is expected to continue to favour tenants.

APAC operators also plan to increase rates by 8.3% over the next 12 months.

Only 40% of Grade A office stock is green-certified.

This translates to a USD36b increase in investable prime logistics spaces.

Find out what strategies mall owners and retailers have been using.

JLL outlines three primary reasons driving the trend.

APAC investment volumes could drop by up to 10% this year, but capital inflows to this sector could rise 6%.

Five APAC cities made it to the global top 10 ranking this year.

Find out how much premium green spaces command in different Asian cities.

Logistics and office rents are expected to increase 5.5% and 2%, respectively.

Kibarer Property Group offers faster, simpler and scalable solution to property investment.

Fit out costs in APAC grew 4.5%, with the biggest increases seen in Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, and South Asia.