Asia real estate and outbound investment news
Hot spots where companies are setting up shop aren’t necessarily the most expensive.
Hong Kong’s Central is the priciest office market in the world, with occupancy costs, which include rent, service charges and government taxes, 60 percent higher than New… Read More>>
Foreign investors are pushing into India’s rental housing market, with a big recent deal highlighting the potential for a shift away from mom-and-pop dominance in the sector.
Budget hotel operator OYO Rooms, backed by SoftBank, announced in late October its… Read More>>
In its 16th year, Business of Design Week has cemented itself as Asia’s premier annual event on design, innovation and brands.
The event attracts the world’s most outstanding design masters and influential business figures to Hong Kong. An invaluable platform… Read More>>
Picture an office. You’re probably thinking of linoleum, green walls and a gloomy atmosphere that you need to travel down a congested motorway to get to, day in, day out. But a workspace can, and should, be so much more…. Read More>>
With the world’s longest cross-sea bridge linking Hong Kong, Zhuhai and Macau officially open to traffic, real estate experts are expecting a boost to sectors from retail to warehouses.
The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge will greatly reduce travel time between… Read More>>
There are disrupters in every industry. Companies forcing positive change on the services we pay for every day. Spotify with music. Uber with transport. Netflix with TV and film. And the greatest disrupters go even further than just changing the… Read More>>
Tough credit conditions in China’s real estate market are giving foreign investors the upper hand, a favourable advantage that has been encouraging big global funds to pile in.
Financing costs for Chinese developers, China’s primary real estate dealmakers, have been… Read More>>
After years of slowing sales, Hong Kong’s retail market has started to pick up, signalling good news for occupiers and investors alike.
For almost four years, the retail market has seen decreasing sales, primarily owing to a slowdown in the… Read More>>
When Kardan NV first ventured into the Chinese market more than a decade ago, the European developer focussed on riding the urbanisation wave by building up a portfolio of residential projects in fast-growing second-tier and third-tier markets across the mainland.
Australia is closing in on the United States to become the primary destination for Chinese offshore capital as domestic regulation forces Chinese investors diversify their strategies.
Australia is the second largest recipient of Chinese overseas capital after the United States,… Read More>>
