Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Shanghai-based Vlinker is tackling urban China’s acute shortage of affordable rental housing and has attracted attention — as well as capital — from some of the world’s biggest real estate investors.
With that affordable housing gap in mind, Vlinker has… Read More>>
How can the office survive as a hive of in-person collaboration and productivity? Occupiers and landlords alike face a challenge in finding the answer. To bring users back to office spaces, offices must become more than just a workplace –… Read More>>
In the retail world, there’s no longer a war waged between in-store and online. Instead, it’s all about delivering value to the customers, wherever they are. How can commercial offices take a leaf out of retail’s book? Yardi’s Bernie Devine… Read More>>
An upsurge in third-quarter activity shook awake Hong Kong’s property investment market, as lower average pricing and higher deal volume signalled a meeting of minds between buyers and sellers.
According to the latest research by Colliers, investment volume across all… Read More>>
ANKEN as a development group has not had a typical trajectory. Alexandra Chu and David San Roman, an architect and an urban planner, came to a city as outsiders at a time of rapid growth, energy and optimism. They saw… Read More>>
Singaporean real estate investment and development manager TE Capital Partners, together with joint venture partner LaSalle Investment Management, has obtained Building Plan approval for a freehold Grade A commercial development at 148 Cecil Street in Singapore’s central business district following… Read More>>
Technology has been a primary force of disruption across all industries, and commercial real estate is no exception. Recent years have seen an acceleration of change, as a focus on digitalisation grips the industry and adoption of more technologies… Read More>>
Fairview Park Town Centre, a shopping complex in Hong Kong’s Yuen Long area, entered the pandemic facing increased competition both online and offline, but has been able to increase total rental income by 20 percent and boost footfall through a… Read More>>
“Increased space availability and the more attractive rental level in Hong Kong’s office market have created opportunities for occupiers to move into newer, greener buildings at a lower cost, but a broader rebound in demand will take root once the… Read More>>
Two powerful forces continue to affect the commercial real estate industry: the steadily strengthening winds of technological change, driven by a customer base that is increasingly accustomed to instant digital experiences at their fingertips; and the sudden storm of… Read More>>
