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The year gone by saw Residential Real Estate writing a new chapter in the history of evolution post critical regulatory reforms introduced in the previous years. Sales across key seven cities in 2018 were 42% higher vis-à-vis 2017 and launches grew by 53% compared to 2017.
Read MoreWhile the region’s economy has faced some headwinds in 2018, the majority of real estate markets remain dynamic with investors and occupiers both continuing to be active. Heading into 2019, cooling measures, rising interest rates and slowing sentiment is likely to weigh on residential markets, while trade tensions could influence decision making for corporates looking at office space. Structural changes are also likely to continue as co-working and coliving become more commonplace across the APAC markets.
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In 2018, around 20 leases of ≥5,000 sqm were formalised. Demand came from both the public and private sectors, and was supported by lease expiries, strong business confidence and nation-leading state final demand and population growth. While many of these leases were precommitments for 2020, near-term demand for space has also been strong and is expected to stay that way in 2019, holding vacancy at 3-4%.
Download the Report Read MoreLandlords in Melbourne’s fringe office markets have been undertaking capital expenditure to aid in tenant attraction and retention. Upgrades have included end of trip facilities, lobbies, lifts and HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning). The upgrades have helped attract new tenants such as JB HiFi and Asahi and contributed to multiple renewals over past six months.
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