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All the latest property research from the Asia Pacfic region
Knight Frank: Property Market Outlook for Key Asian Cities - January 2012
The office leasing demand in key Asian cities such as Hong Kong and Seoul are expected to be dampened by the uncertain global economic outlook.
Knight Frank: Hong Kong Prime Office Monthly Report - December 2011
Sentiment in the offices sales market improved slightly over the past month, following the reduction of borrowing costs by six foreign central banks.
Knight Frank: Greater China Property - 2011 Yearly Review
Over 2011, the Mainland government introduced a number of buying restrictions to help curb the rise in home prices.
DTZ Occupier Perspective: Global Occupancy Costs - Offices 2011
“On average, global occupancy costs per workstation showed no change in 2010. But, this masks significant regional differences, driven by the two-speed economic recovery. Whilst costs rebounded by 10-15% in Central and South America and Asia Pacific, occupiers in the vast majority of EMEA and North American markets realised savings of 5% during 2010.
Knight Frank Monthly Report: Hong Kong Prime Office Market - January 2011
Hong Kong’s office leasing market was quiet in the traditionally low season of December, with many decision-making senior executives having left on vacation.
Henderson: Think/Asia 2012
Over the last 12 months, Asian (ex-Japan) economies demonstrated continued resilience with 6.6% GDP growth in 2010 and an expected outturn of 4.6% for 2011.
Knight Frank Residential Research: Prime Global Forecast - Q4 2011
Before 2007 the global housing market was a much simpler subject to analyse. Prices and demand rose year-on-year pretty much everywhere and at almost every level of the market.
Henderson Global Investors: Think/China
This report looks at the research case for investing in Chinese retail.
DTZ Research: Asia Pacific Investment Market Update - Q4 2010
Total commercial real estate investment transactions fell only marginally, by 2%, in the final quarter of 2010 to reach US$37bn. Activity across the region remained constant despite the introduction of cooling measures in several countries aimed at the residential sector.
Henderson Research: Think / Asia 2011
Global commercial property investment will track macroeconomic indicators in 2011. As such, Asia’s ability to weather the global financial storm, in addition to its attractive growth prospects and low interest rate environment, will underpin continued investor interest.
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Colliers International: Asia Pacific Office Tenant Survey 2010
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Real Capital Analytics: Global Capital Trends - Q2 2010
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DTZ's Money into Property Report 2010
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Knight Frank Adelaide Industrial Report: February 2010
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Knight Frank's Hong Kong Prime Office Monthly Report: January 2010
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PRUPIM's International Real Estate Perspective - January 2010
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Schroders Economic and Strategic Viewpoint: August 2009
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Knight Frank's Bangkok office market report: Q1 2009
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CB Richard Ellis Global Market View: Office Occupancy Costs May 2009
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Knight Frank Hong Kong Prime Office monthly report: April
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Knight Frank Greater China Quarterly Report: Q1 2009
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Cushman and Wakefield's economic pulse: Asia
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CB Richard Ellis Global Marketview: Office Rental Cycle - Q2 2010
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Knight Frank: Global Real Estate Markets 2010
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Knight Frank's Eastern Seaboard Offices Report: December 2009
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CB Richard Ellis: A comparative analysis of office markets in international financial centres
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Bangkok Office Quarterly: Q4 2009
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Colliers CRE's Asia Pacific Office Market Overview: October 2009
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Henderson's Think Asia Report
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Knight Frank's Australian Cities Offices Reports
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Knight Frank's Global Real Estate Markets Update: 2009
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Knight Frank Indian Office Market Review: Q1 2009
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Knight Frank Greater China Quarterly Report: Q1 2009
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Australian Prestige Residential market report: November 2008
