Asia Pacific real estate investment news and information
Earlier this month, Australia’s largest provider of senior housing entered the China market for the first time, taking advantage of what many investors see as one of the biggest opportunities in the country’s fast-growing real estate market.
A forecast by… Read More>>
Each year, investors, analysts and consultants devote considerable energy in researching which cities in the region are most favourable for real estate investment. Industry think tanks rank dozens of urban centres for their investment potential and top property consultancies produce… Read More>>
The city of Nanjing is undertaking a $2 billion project to rebuild a three-kilometre stretch of riverfront which has long been home to an array of decaying factories and workshops, into a new urban district providing homes, workplaces and centres… Read More>>
naked Hub, the biggest premium coworking operator in Asia, has become the first flexible office provider to offer online, on-demand access to space with the launch this week of its naked Hub GO service.
Coming just two months after the… Read More>>
As jet travel has become more common, it has also often become an ordeal as passengers scurry through security drills, and rush through increasingly crowded concourses to catch their planes on time.
When Changi Airport Group, which manages… Read More>>
Flexible workspace has gone mainstream in Asia Pacific, according to a new report by Colliers International which finds that 56 percent of Asia’s top 200 occupiers are already using flexible workspaces in some capacity, and… Read More>>
Premium co-working operator naked Hub has transformed the way more than 10,000 people work in Asia, and now the Shanghai-based startup is making it possible for any landlord to join the flexible office revolution.
As the next step in this… Read More>>
Colliers International (NASDAQ: CIGI; TSX: CIGI), a global leader in commercial real estate services recently released its 2018 Asia Pacific Property Outlook, which unveils the firm’s latest predictions on the property sector for the year ahead. In contrast to past… Read More>>
It’s widely thought that Ho Chi Minh’s new financial district and mixed-use urban development, Thu Thiem, will do for the city what China’s Lujiazui Financial and Trade Zone area did for Shanghai. But, how much is wishful thinking versus reality?
Buyers have put HK$406 billion ($52.1 billion) into Hong Kong’s property market during the first ten months of 2017, and according to a recent survey of professional investors focused on the Asian financial hub’s real estate sector by Colliers International,… Read More>>
