Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Singapore, Hong Kong and Japan among the top five sources of cross border global capital: Colliers
In our latest report Global Capital Markets: Insights and Outlook – Global Capital Flows, Singapore tops the list of biggest global spenders so… Read More>>
The global market for technology serving the real estate market, or PropTech, is estimated to grow from US$18.2 billion in 2022 to US$86.6 billion in 2032, according to a recent study. A pair of Hong Kong companies are taking advantage… Read More>>
Altus Group rolled out its technology enabled valuation management services to Asia Pacific investors less than five years ago and has now expanded to handle the valuation management of assets worth $22 billion each quarter.
The company has reached this… Read More>>
Society relies on digital applications for work, education, transportation, entertainment, healthcare, and just about every other aspect of our modern lives. Through these digital applications, we create and consume massive amounts of data with the volume of data traffic… Read More>>
China’s economy grew by 6.3 percent in the second quarter, compared to a year earlier, showing that the country is on track for recovery, although with challenges still remaining, many companies have adopted a “wait-and-see” approach to big decisions, such… Read More>>
Real estate investment globally has faced a challenging year in 2023, at the same time that mainland China has seen encouraging signs from recent government moves to support the property sector and the rapid expansion of investment opportunities like the… Read More>>
By the end of 2028, more than six billion users – around 90% of the global smartphone market – will be using generative AI. What should property leaders do today to prepare for the world of AI tomorrow? Yardi’s… Read More>>
In Asia Pacific Melbourne and Tokyo stand out on the path to value stability and recovery along with Copenhagen, Toronto and San Francisco at the global level.
Colliers’ latest Global Insights & Outlook – Office Report finds that varying… Read More>>
Office landlords in China’s largest commercial hubs are rolling out more than 10 new projects in 2023, challenging owners of existing properties to compete for tenants and align their offerings with changing occupier demand, according to agency statistics.
In Shanghai… Read More>>
Solving the big challenges in real estate logistics demands a much larger and more sophisticated group of players than it did in the past. And that’s why the region’s real estate frontrunners are eyeing off ecosystems, says Yardi’s Bernie Devine.
