Cushman & Wakefield recently released “Office of the Future Revisited” in which a global view of how the demand for and use of office space is changing. Within the report, three realities were presented:
1. Demand for office space is accelerating;
2. Hybrid is here to stay; and
3. The role of the office has changed.
While all three of these realities are true for the Asia Pacific region, as a geographically large and culturally diverse region, we see nuance in how these realities manifest between markets.
This report was originally published in https://www.cushmanwakefield.com/en/insights/apac-office-of-the-future-revisited
Download the Report Read MoreSavills Asia Pacific Real Estate Investment Country Guide covers 13 countries around the region including:
This report was originally published in https://www.savills.com.hk/research_articles/167189/207024-0
Download the Report Read MoreThis report was originally published in https://apacresearch.cbre.com/en/research-and-reports/Asia-Pacific-ViewPoint--Prolonged-Supply-Chain-Disruption-to-Accelerate-Southeast-Asian-Logistics-Re
Download the Report Read MoreFor the MSCI APAC ESG Research team, three of the trends in MSCI’s 2022 ESG Trends to Watch report resonated with particular strength and importance, as they present major potential risks and opportunities in the APAC region: The Coal Conundrum: Rethinking Divestment, Coffee vs. Burgers: Biodiversity and the Future of Food and The New “Amazon Effect”: Corporates Pushing Corporates for Net-Zero Supply Chains.
This report explores these three trends more deeply, delving into the underlying ESG metrics and ultimately identifying a group of companies that are considered ESG trendsetters.
This report was originally published in https://www.msci.com/www/research-paper/esg-trendsetters-in-apac/03104342240
Download the Report Read MoreThe Rediscovering Kowloon West outlines upcoming development areas and infrastructure projects in the west of Hong Kong and identifies opportunities for occupiers and investors.
Two mega projects in Lantau Tomorrow Vision and Northern Metropolis are expected to pave the way for different office clusters around Kowloon Station, Cheung Sha Wan and the New Development Areas (NDAs) in the New Territories. As a result, 29% of Grade A office space in the next five-years will be in Kowloon West with total supply expected to increase from 6 million sq. ft. in March 2022 to 9 million sq. ft. 2026.
This report was originally published in https://www.colliers.com/en-hk/research/colliers-radar-rediscovering-kowloon-west
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