Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Prices of private homes in Singapore rose by 3.5 percent in from April through June, compared with the first three months of the year, accelerating from first-quarter growth of 0.7 percent, according to figures released Friday by the Urban Redevelopment… Read More>>
Prices of private homes in Singapore rose by 3.5 percent in from April through June, compared with the first three … Read more>>>
Hong Kong’s Grade A office market shrank by 96,800 square feet (8,993 square metres) in June, doing an about-face after eight straight months of positive take-up, according to JLL.
Overall vacancy in the city edged up to 9.4 percent at… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s Grade A office market shrank by 96,800 square feet (8,993 square metres) in June, doing an about-face after … Read more>>>
Intentional mass mortgage default by homebuyers at a delayed Evergrande project in Jingde town of Jiangxi province late last month has proved contagious, with data from CRIC as of 13 July showing that buyers of 106 projects across 47 cities… Read More>>
Intentional mass mortgage default by homebuyers at a delayed Evergrande project in Jingde town of Jiangxi province late … Read more>>>
Investment in Singapore real estate climbed to S$20.2 billion ($14.5 billion) in the first half of 2022, up by 89 percent from the same period last year as investors continued to pursue commercial assets in the city despite growing uncertainty… Read More>>
Investment in Singapore real estate climbed to S$20.2 billion ($14.5 billion) in the first half of 2022, up by 89 … Read more>>>
Prolonged global uncertainties and tight domestic supply are hitting Singapore’s industrial real estate market, pulling down property investment deals in the sector by 4.9 percent in the second quarter to S$661.5 million ($472 million) while tempering leasing activity by a… Read More>>
Prolonged global uncertainties and tight domestic supply are hitting Singapore’s industrial real estate market, pulling … Read more>>>
Hong Kong’s luxury residential rents saw modest signs of a rally in the second quarter as the fifth wave of COVID-19 receded and tenants from mainland China drove the city’s high-end leasing market, according to Savills.
Luxury rents on Hong… Read More>>
Hong Kong’s luxury residential rents saw modest signs of a rally in the second quarter as the fifth wave of COVID-19 … Read more>>>
New leasing volume in Hong Kong’s Grade A office market fell 6.7 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2022 and vacant space hit an all-time peak of 9.8 million square feet (910,450 square metres), as the fifth wave of… Read More>>
New leasing volume in Hong Kong’s Grade A office market fell 6.7 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2022 and … Read more>>>
Singapore home prices rose at a faster pace in the three months ending 30 June to record their ninth consecutive quarter of growth as tight supply met rising demand fueled by border reopening and builders passed along rising construction costs.
Singapore home prices rose at a faster pace in the three months ending 30 June to record their ninth consecutive quarter … Read more>>>
With private development giants like China Evergrande having been brought low by debt troubles, state-owned enterprises continued to expand their dominance of China’s real estate industry in the first half of 2022, with government-backed developers holding 13 of the top… Read More>>
With private development giants like China Evergrande having been brought low by debt troubles, state-owned enterprises … Read more>>>
Singapore has made seven industrial sites spanning 6.36 hectares (15.7 acres) eligible to be put on the auction block in the second half of 2022, in what would be the largest half-year government land sale programme for the sector in… Read More>>
Singapore has made seven industrial sites spanning 6.36 hectares (15.7 acres) eligible to be put on the auction block in … Read more>>>
