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In Q1 2024, 11 out of the 19 markets surveyed in Asia Pacific experienced movements in cap rates. Australia and New Zealand have driven the changes in the region while the Asian market remains stable. Learn more about the latest cap rates in office, retail and industrial sectors in different Asia Pacific markets from Colliers APAC Cap Rates Report | Q1 2024: https://ow.ly/kRPG50RmPUk] For more real estate investment advisory across the region, reach out to Colliers' experts Chun Kong Lau, Dwight Hillier and Kane Sweetman. #ColliersAPAC #CapRates #Office #Industrial #Retail #RealEstateInvestment #InvestmentTrends #CRE

Yahoo Finance! Singapore: Savills' Q2/2024 Investment Sales Report reveals a 53.6% quarter-on-quarter (QoQ) increase to $6.48B. Higher proceeds from government land sales (GLS), including 4 residential sites and one industrial contributed to this growth.  Meanwhile, the commercial property sector also saw investment sales increase by 16.7% quarterly to $1.52 billion. Alan Cheong (GradStat) , Executive Director of Research and Consultancy at Savills Singapore, observes that while borrowing costs remain elevated, the prospect of a rate cut this year may lift sentiments. If the sale of large ticket commercial properties continues, the investment market will see a return of momentum, he adds. Read the insights here: http://sav.li/b07 #savillssg #savillsresearch #Q22024 #Q2investment #investmentsales #capitalmarkets #commercialinvestmentsales #InvestmentInsights Zhen Zeng Wen Fang Tai Jeremy Lake Sophia Lim Hui Yee Yap 叶慧宜 洪慧珊Dayna Ang Nick Chan, CFA, CAIA

Our Global Capital Markets experts have been on the move, with Luke Dawson, Head of Global and EMEA Capital Markets, and Matthew Ardron, Director, EMEA Capital Markets, recently joining Christopher Pilgrim, Managing Director of Global Capital Markets, APAC, and Lachlan MacGillivray, Managing Director of Retail Capital Markets, APAC, to talk global real estate strategy with some of the world’s largest General Partners and Limited Partners in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. Key takeaways from their discussions included: - Investors are gearing up to deploy more capital into real estate in 2025, with increased interest in core and core-plus products. - Capital sentiment is favourable, especially in a lower interest rate environment. - There’s a growing positivity around the office sector, with continued investments in the living and logistics sectors. - Investors’ appetite for both direct and indirect real estate products continues to grow. There are exciting times ahead for the property market in Asia Pacific, and across the globe. Connect with our experts to find out how Colliers can accelerate your real estate strategy in Asia Pacific, EMEA or around the globe. #RealEstate #Investment #GlobalCapitalMarkets #ColliersAPAC #ColliersEMEA #AcceleratingSuccess Christopher Pilgrim, Luke Dawson, Matthew Ardron, Lachlan MacGillivray, Alison Hunter

The Emerging Trends in Real Estate® Asia Pacific 2025 is here! Asia Pacific's real estate markets are on the cusp of revival. ·  Investors are eyeing Tokyo, Osaka, and Sydney as the top three cities in APAC for real estate investment prospects in 2025. · With interest rates declining and banks urging a reset on asset values, buyers and sellers are more willing to compromise on pricing. ·  While investing in traditional core assets like office and retail remains suppressed, savvy investors are increasingly pivoting to alternative asset classes as a way to achieve targeted returns. This comprehensive report by PwC and ULI unveils the top markets and how shifting market dynamics are reshaping Asia Pacific’s real estate investment landscape. Check out the full report here: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gdGiwWKr   Swipe ➡ to check out our Local Council’s in-person events and panel discussions. #ULI #AsiaPacific #RealEstate #Investment #IndustryInsights ULI Australia I ULI China Mainland I ULI Hong Kong I ULI India I ULI Japan I ULI Philippines I ULI Singapore I ULI South Korea I ULI Vietnam

Presenting the 8th annual edition of Cushman & Wakefield’s Asia REIT Market Insight series. This in-depth report offers a comprehensive analysis of the five largest REIT markets in Asia: Japan; Singapore; Hong Kong, China (“Hong Kong”); the Chinese mainland; and India. Full report: 🔗 https://cushwk.co/3WwNw6x 🔗 Key Highlights: 👉 In 2023, the India REIT market saw the steepest rise in total market value, up 31% year-on-year. 👉 Singapore's REIT market expanded by 4%, with an average total return of 7.0%. 👉 Combined value of the Asia REIT market stood at US$252 billion, dominated by Japan, Singapore, and Hong Kong. 👉 The industrial / logistics and multifamily REITs, displayed superior risk resilience, while data center and healthcare sectors continued strong performance. 👉 New policy initiatives in the Chinese mainland led to the issuance of seven new REIT products in the first four months of 2024. 👉 India’s combined office REITs portfolio is projected to reach 180 million sq ft by 2025, with Nexus Select Trust planning to double its portfolio size over the next five years. Full report: 🔗 https://cushwk.co/3WwNw6x 🔗 #Asia #REIT #Insight #CushWake

In Q1 2024, preliminary real estate investment volumes in Singapore dropped by 23.4% quarter-on-quarter to $4.372 billion, primarily due to a decline in public land sales. Investor sentiment remained cautious due to high interest rates and a weak macroeconomic environment. Sector performance varied, with the retail, hotel, and industrial sectors experiencing quarterly increases, while the office and residential sectors saw sequential declines. For more insights, check out our Q1 2024 figures now: https://cbre.co/4dgzg86

Mingtiandi: Savills Research reported a year-on-year growth of 35.4% in investment sales volume. Investment sales in the private sector rose 50% to S$17.9 billion, while public sector investment, which includes government land sales, saw a modest 13% increase to S$8.8 billion.   Alan Cheong (GradStat) Cheong, Executive Director for Research & Consultancy at Savills Singapore said, “Owing to the sporadic closure of large deals, investment sales in Singapore have been volatile on a year-on-year basis, but should continue rising at a steady pace in the longer term.”   Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gPJJ-dAS   #savillssg #investmentsales #capitalmarkets #Q42024 #realestatesales #commercialpropertyinvestment #cre  Jeremy Lake Hui Yee Yap 叶慧宜 Sophia Lim Nick Chan, CFA, CAIA  

Recovery in European Real Estate Investment   There are promising signs of bottoming out in European real estate investment, with the declines from Q1 2023 to Q1 2024 becoming smaller. This trend suggests a gradual recovery ahead as market conditions stabilize.   Notably, some countries and sectors are already experiencing growth in investment volumes. For example, in the CEE region, the Hotel and Retail sectors have recorded impressive growth rates of 61% and 21%, respectively, in Q1 2024 compared to Q1 2023. Source: ARETE, data: LaSalle Investment Management #MarketUpdate #RealEstate #Investment #Recovery #Growth #CEERegion #HotelSector #RetailSector #InvestmentTrends #EuropeanMarkets #RealEstateInvestment ARETE