Christine Sun
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Ada choi, CFA
We anticipate regional investor sentiment to improve with this and anticipated future interest rate cuts. However, due to the lag between interest rate changes and real estate yields, we expect further cap rate softening through 2024, especially in mainland China, Japan, Singapore, and Australia, before stabilising in early 2025. https://lnkd.in/g3258T63
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Benjamin Bean
Many clients have been discussing the benefits of property in Pattaya over projects in Bangkok. They are two very different markets. Director of research and communications at Colliers Thailand Company, Phattarachai Thaweewong, highlighted a heavy flow of investment funds primarily into the three tourist cities of Phuket, Pattaya, and Hua Hin. “Newly launched condominium projects in tourist cities like Phuket and Pattaya are in higher demand compared to Bangkok because many projects close their sales faster. This is a result of the recovery in the tourism market,” Phattarachai said. Tourism is one precursor to this, there is also a long list of infrastructure projects slated in all of these resort focused tourism centers. Smart money on the retail side is being allocated now... #roycerealestate #thailandproperty #thailandrealestate #thailandrealtor #realestateagencythailand #condothailand #movetothailand #pattaya #investinthailand
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Sunil Pareek
Residential demand is here to stay. In The Economic Times article by Faizan Haidar, I have reemphasised the Long-term robustness of demand and the catch-up of supply constraints. Read on for more … https://lnkd.in/g5PpW46u The Economic Times #realestate #property #economictimes #assetz #propertylaunches
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SK Kettarn
Asia is spearheading the global prime residential market recovery, accounting for four of the top five performing cities (Manila, Tokyo, Mumbai and Delhi) led by Manila according to Knight Frank’s latest edition of the Prime Global Cities Index. Manila leads the charge with a staggering 26.2% annual price growth, followed by Tokyo at 12.5%. Indian cities are also showing remarkable strength, with Mumbai's prime housing market surging 11.5% and Delhi up 10.5% year-over-year. The strong 11.1% price appreciation in Perth confirms the resilience of key Australian luxury markets.
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FRV Diana Itabi
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) has certified CRDB Bank's head office as an EDGE green building. The EDGE [Excellence in Design for Greater Efficiencies] certification is offered to properties that reduce the environmental impact of buildings in terms of direct energy consumption, water consumption and the energy footprint of construction materials. This means that CRDB Bank's headquarters has passed the IFC's EDGE certification metrics in line with its [IFC's] definition of what constitutes a green building as outlined in parameters of building green, increased regulatory pull, and promoted direct investment, CRDB Said in a statement yesterday. "The certificate recognizes the bank's commitment to reducing its carbon footprint and a special focus on transitioning to invest in low-carbon emission activities", the statement reads in part In consideration of how construction contributes to polluting the duced EDGE, a green building certification system focused on making new residential and commercial buildings more resource-efficient by bringing together those who design, develop, finance, and incentivize green buildings. Speaking during the event, the CRDB Bank Plc. CEO, Mr. Abdulmajid Nsekela, said it was in line with their environmental conservation efforts that the Environment Fund of the United Nations (GCF) was convinced to accredit the bank for facilitating the financing of green projects in Eastern and Central Africa in November 2019. With the green building, he said, CRDB Bank's energy consumption has decreased by 21 percent, while water usage has gone down by 27 percent. Looking ahead, he said they are committed to advancing to level 2 certification by 2026, aiming for an average consumption efficiency of 40 percent
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Trevor Soon 孙德豪
🌟 The Rise of Mixed-Use Developments in Singapore 🌟 🏙️ Convenience at Your Doorstep: In the wake of the pandemic, the demand for convenience and nearby amenities has skyrocketed. Enter mixed-use developments—projects that seamlessly integrate residential, office, hotel, and retail spaces within a single complex. Imagine living, working, and playing all in one vibrant hub! 📈 Growing Popularity: With Singapore’s strategic push towards decentralization, mixed-use developments are sprouting up everywhere. Between 2018 and 2023, 33% of government land sales sites awarded were for mixed-use projects. In just the first five months of 2024, three out of five sites awarded followed this trend. The South Beach project is a prime example, boasting Grade A office space, residential units, a hotel, and retail spaces all in one location. 💡 Beyond Convenience: While these developments offer unparalleled convenience, their true value lies in a mix of factors. Prospective buyers should consider location, the specific blend of asset classes, potential for value appreciation, and personal needs. It’s not just about scale, but about finding the right balance that suits your lifestyle and investment goals. 🌟 An Investment Worth Considering: Mixed-use developments represent the future of urban living, offering a blend of convenience, luxury, and potential financial rewards. As Singapore continues to evolve, these projects are set to redefine our cityscape. ❓ Insightful Thought: Are mixed-use developments the key to a more sustainable and integrated urban lifestyle? How will they shape the future of real estate in Singapore? https://lnkd.in/g5YrggVi #MixedUseDevelopments #SingaporeRealEstate #UrbanLiving #InvestmentOpportunities #FutureOfCities -------- 🗺️🏗️🏫🏪🏭🏬🏣🏢🏘️🏦 👋 I am Trevor Soon, 🏆 Top Real Estate Voice & Top 5% Realtor. 👨💼 Senior Leader Connecting Developers, Professionals & Investors for Growth. 💡 Empowering Real Estate Investment with Emotional Resilience. 🤝 Let's connect and explore how we can win together!
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Tim Alpe
Hong Kong's mid-market property segment is "buzzing" with deal-making activity according to CBRE Asia Pacific, they note that this segment is benefiting from the region's economic resilience and attractive investment opportunities. Like the post shared by Girish Jhunjhnuwala last week whereby SMEs have the ability to contribute to the retail and tourism recovery, it’s crucial to keep an eye on emerging trends in dynamic markets such as #HongKong. CBREs venture with 'Value Properties’ into the mid-market segment offers significant potential for growth and stability, making it a strategic direction for the firm’s advisory & transaction teams and opportunities for investor portfolio diversification. Understanding local market dynamics and investor sentiment can help us navigate and capitalise on these opportunities. #AssetManagement #PropertyInvestment #MarketTrends
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Dr. Lawrence A. Souza, DBA, CRE, FRICS, CCIM
Demand growth for residences will be muted, especially in urban cores During the pandemic, partly because of out-migration, demand for residences grew less quickly in superstar urban cores than it did in suburbs and other cities. Residential vacancy rates increased from 2019 to 2022 in every superstar urban core that we studied, from a 0.8-percentage-point increase in Tokyo to a 9.9-percentage-point increase in London; meanwhile, in the suburbs, vacancy rates grew much less or even declined.5 Prices followed suit, rising eight percentage points more slowly in US superstar urban cores than in their suburbs and 13 percentage points more slowly than in non-superstar urban cores. In San Francisco, nominal prices in some neighborhoods fell by 12 percent from the end of 2019 to 2022. Residences in San Francisco’s urban core are now worth $750 billion less than they would have been if prices there had risen at the national average rate. The effect seems to be a global phenomenon. Before price adjustments are accounted for, the demand for residences in superstar urban cores that we modeled is up to 10 percent lower by 2030 than it would have been if not for the pandemic. It is nevertheless higher than it was in 2019 in every city we studied except San Francisco and Paris. That estimate rests on the assumption that the wave of residents who left urban cores will not return but that population growth in each city will return to its prepandemic rate by 2024. Should population growth remain depressed for longer, the impact on demand would be even bigger. However, prices will probably adjust, and so will rents. Again, our model does not account for such price adjustments, so we could not create demand scenarios that incorporated them. But we can say that homes in urban cores are unlikely to stay empty. Residential space differs from office space in that regard: once prices and rents fall, any available floor space is usually taken up quickly. Indeed, vacancy rates in urban cores have already increased less sharply than urban out-migration would suggest. Unfortunately, the downward pressure on prices and rents is unlikely to make residences in superstar cities—many of which suffer from expensive housing and homelessness—much more affordable.
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Jim Wilson
TheEconomist Newspaper Limited recently outlined 10 business trends and provided forecasts for 15 industries in 2025. The article points out $2.1trn of real estate loans are maturing in the coming year and 75% of those loans are based in America. The article also notes older buildings will need to be retrofitted or risk becoming stranded assets and many in the sector know the looming market conditions are threatening to prolong the largest disruption in the history of the real estate industry. However, where there is disruption there is opportunity and while the only certainty in Canada's office leasing sector in 2025 is continued uncertainty, the market will move forward... but likely in a different direction. Office occupiers are now increasingly looking at how to reduce operating costs and one of the best ways is to focus on how to generate more value from fewer square feet. Because employees now want to work differently companies have to think differently and, after a 30-year run of commercial landlords being able to all but dictate lease terms, the market pendulum appears to be placing many office occupiers in a position to follow suit. https://lnkd.in/gQN3dbXW |
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Benjamin Bean
Big News: Investors are discussing plans to construct a mixed-use tower potentially aiming to be the world's tallest building here in Thailand. Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin met with a group of Middle Eastern and Chinese companies including Emaar Group, Broad Group and Vatone Group and discussed plans to “build the world’s tallest building in Thailand,” he said in a post on X on Friday. The proposed tower in Bangkok would feature a department store, offices, a hotel, and an entertainment center, aligning with the Thai Prime Minister's strategy to attract foreign investment and boost the economy. #roycerealestate #thailandproperty #thailandrealestate
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Judy Jang (장현주)
Restructuring plans of retail conglomerate and e-commerce firms, which are planning to relocate their headquarters for operational efficiency, are impacting office leasing market in Seoul. Q3 2024 Seoul Office Market(English) https://lnkd.in/gWH3wW9T #office #colliers #korea #leasing #realestate
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Jowell Lim
Space vs. Efficiency: CBD Condo Value Showdown Skysuites@Anson and Altez, two high-rise condos in Singapore’s CBD, offer different unit layouts that impact their long-term price trends. Altez, with larger units and a more spacious layout, has generally maintained higher per-square-foot prices, attracting buyers seeking space despite higher initial costs. Skysuites@Anson appeals to investors focused on rental yields and capital appreciation due to its efficient, compact units. Layout choice thus plays a crucial role in resale and rental performance. Find out the full scoop here 👉https://lnkd.in/g5gz9QYb I am Jowell, let's make you do well! ❣ #CondoMarketTrends #PropertyInsights #trust #friendship #lifejourney #motivation #RealEstateSuccess #NeverStopImproving #homeswithvalue #ProperProperty #sgproperty #propertyinfo #singapore #PropertyWellnessCollective #ACEprudencytest #daddypropertychef #diaryofapropertyagent #bringingyoutoabetterposition
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Savills Singapore
Savills Research shares that the leasing volume of private residential units has increased by 3.1% year-on-year. Quarter-on-quarter, the leasing volume has increased further by 1.7% in Q2, following a 5% rise in Q1. George Tan, Managing Director, Livethere Residential, Savills Singapore says that there’s a marginal optimistic movement in the market with the drop in vacancy rate and completed new stock coming in the market. Alan Cheong (GradStat), Executive Director, Research & Consultancy, Savills Singapore comments that it is a game of ‘musical chairs’ unfolding in the rental market now. What’s really behind the increase in Q2? Read more here: http://sav.li/bf3 #q2 #q22024 #privateresidentialleasing #forrent #privateresidential #rents #leasing #residential #condo #nonlanded George Tan Jocelyn Choong Josephine Sin, GMS Pamela Lai Angela Koh Jasmine Eng Jennifer Ng Fion Wong Eleanor Tan Rowena Teo Walter Teo Joey TEO Anni Kum
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Tim Alpe
Japan's accommodative lending environment across sectors continues to be beneficial for investors, the result indicating stability and continued liquidity in the market. The 2024-25 outlook is also a promising indicator with more than half of senior lenders looking to lend more in the coming financial year than last. The current environment means easier access to capital, enabling strategic investments, expansions and renovations, making it more viable to enhance portfolios, albeit there is an ongoing flurry of activity in the region meaning a more competitive and constrained investment landscape moving forward. It also underscores the importance of understanding regional financial policies to maximise investment potential and manage risks effectively. #AssetManagement #RealEstateInvestment #MarketTrends #Japan #CBRE CBRE Asia Pacific
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Shaun Brodie
Social Value - Bringing Worth to Commercial Real Estate in Greater China When considering commercial real estate around the world and in Greater China, and the social side of things, social value is simply when value is produced when commercial buildings and places improve the quality of life of people. There are a number of reasons why social value in a commercial real estate context is increasingly being taken seriously. Some example reasons include: A. The contribution and size of the real estate sector; B. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic; C. Millennial and Gen Z priorities, and; D. Socially inspired investors. When reflecting on social value best practice for real estate, the stakeholder and his/her social value requirements need to be examined. Recognising these needs can allow for the identification of pertinent interventions and concentrate commercial real estate-related activities and actions in areas that generate the greatest social value. In the future, impact-focused commercial real estate buildings with a vigorous social value drive and performance will increasingly outperform their peers on so many levels in the long run. This performance will undoubtedly attract a growing number of investors to these commercial properties looking for healthy financial worth and society-related returns. To find out more about the worth that social value can bring to commercial real estate in Greater China, click here to download our report: https://lnkd.in/gabQj-pH #sustainability #esg #socialvalue #realestate #cushmanandwakefield
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Anshuman Magazine
As global manufacturers face supply chain disruptions and rising production costs in traditional hubs, Southeast Asia has emerged as a promising alternative. I see this shift as a golden opportunity for the region’s developing economies to attract manufacturers and position themselves as strong competitors in the global production landscape. At CBRE, we are passionate about guiding businesses through the transformative changes reshaping the industrial landscape. Leveraging our expertise in global industrial and advisory solutions, we aim to support you in unlocking the immense potential of Southeast Asia’s rapidly growing industrial sector. #SupplyChainSolutions #SoutheastAsia #GlobalManufacturing #IndustrialGrowth #CBRESingapore #EconomicOpportunity
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