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Mumbai’s retail supply pipeline at nearly 4m sq ft over the next four years
Only one project is expected to be added by Q3.
Mumbai’s retail supply pipeline at nearly 4m sq ft over the next four years
Only one project is expected to be added by Q3.
Sydney’s hotel inventory to grow by 5.7% this year
There are five new hotels currently under construction in the CBD.
Delhi office leasing volume rises 24% to 3.6msf in Q2
This brings total leasing volume in H1 to 6.5msf.
Don’t read too much into Singapore’s June home sales slump: PropNex
There were barely any launches during the month, which caused the decline.
Bengaluru to see sustained robust demand for luxury residential properties
Find out where demand could be coming from.
What to expect from Tokyo’s office market in the near term
Savills expects the market to remain stable over the short to medium term.
Recent trends in Jakarta’s retail market revealed
International brands are now opening their first stores in the city.
Mumbai’s prime residential market maintains momentum
Demand for high-end apartments continues to increase in the city.
Singapore new private home sales hit 6-month low in June
There were only 278 units sold during the month.
This is the best performing residential submarket in Delhi
Over 80% of the 4,000 units sold in the city came from this district.
Hong Kong primary residential transactions dropped to 1,000 units in May
Secondary residential transactions were at 3,003 units.
Seoul’s hotel supply pipeline concentrated in provincial markets
Around 3,000 new hotel keys are expected to be added this year.
Tokyo hotel transactions to maintain momentum from Q2 onwards
Thanks to a strong recovery in accommodation demand.
Singapore prime office rents up 1.2% in Q2
This brings total rental growth to 2.5% in H1 2023.
Hong Kong office vacancy rate increased to 12.4% in May
Vacancies in Central rose to 9.2%.
How did these two new projects impact Ho Chi Minh City’s retail market?
The significant net takeup at Thiso Mall drove vacancy rate down to 5.6%.
Sydney to see 60,000sqm of new retail stock by end-2023
Over 60% of the stock will be neighbourhood centres.