With Circular Quay Tower, Quay Quarter Tower, Wynyard Place, 60 Martin Place, the Light Rail and Sydney Metro among the major projects underway, Sydney CBD office workers have grown accustomed to the sights and sounds of billions of dollars worth of construction work. 151 Clarence Street (22,000 sqm) reached completion in Q4, but major new developments are still at least a year away, ensuring that Sydney’s lack of contiguous floor space continues for some time to come
Download the Report Read MoreMomentum in the Japanese economy slowed with a negative 2.5% growth in the third quarter of 2018. This is largely related to the drop in exports and consumer spending due to the occurrence of natural disasters. Airport closure also caused a decrease in exports and the number of inbound tourist spending, which makes up part of total exports.
Download the Report Read MoreThe Singapore economy grew at a slower 2.2% YoY in 3Q2018. The finance & insurance sector grew at a stronger 5.6% YoY, while the information & communications sector expanded by 4.7% YoY, leading to office-using employment increasing by 7,500 workers.
Download the Report Read MoreAfter nine years of relentless expansion, Asia’s real estate markets are facing rising headwinds.
An impending trade war, rising interest rates, tighter access to credit, and buyer fatigue at sky-high prices for both commercial and residential properties are causing investors to question whether the long bull cycle may be reaching its peak: “The market’s wobbling like a jelly on a plate,” as one investor put it. “We’re at historic highs across the board.”
That said, market fundamentals in 2018 remain robust.
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