Altus Group Executive Vice President Sung Lee discusses what's driving prop-tech trends in the region, and, in which areas real estate investments are set to recover faster.
Altus Group Executive Vice President Sung Lee discusses what's driving prop-tech trends in the region, and, in which areas real estate investments are set to recover faster.
According to the latest research by M&G Real Estate Head of Property Research Jonathan Hsu, the property market may experience structural changes due to a wider and regular implementation of increased work from home among employees after the pandemic; two or more days of WFH would drive up commercial real estate vacancy in gateway markets.
M&G Real Estate Head of Investment Strategy Jose-Luis Pellicer says that while there is limited transactional evidence to inform valuations in real estate, stabilized income producing assets are the holy grail; relative to the US, Pellicer argues the Asia property market is best positioned to deal with the COVID-19 crisis.
The latest Arcadis 2020 International Construction Cost Index report claims Singapore is the fourth most expensive city in Asia, while perhaps unsurprisingly, London and New York take the lead.
The 2020 Altus Group Report reveals the commercial real estate industry is on the verge of significant PropTech consolidation as technology adoption reaches a tipping point.
Knight Frank APAC Managing Director Kevin Coppel says Asia-Pacific’s property markets faced challenging market conditions in 2019, as demand contracted in response to the overhang of the US-China trade tensions and local socio-political issues.
M&G Real Estate Senior Associate Property Research Alex Lund shares his commercial and residential real estate investment picks for Europe in 2020.
Ohmyhome Co-Founder Race Wong and UrbanZoom Founder Michael Cho discuss why PropTech is the future of selling and buying real estate, and Wong shares tips on up and coming areas to invest in Singapore and Malaysia.
The outlook for the property market remains buoyant in Europe and Asia while the United States welcomes a return to a buyer’s market. We share which cities are in demand for commercial and residential investments around the globe.
According to PwC and Urban Land Institute (ULI), a Washington-based Research NFP Centre, the European Property Market continues to ride the swell on the back of a robust performance from the previous financial year.