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Proptech start-ups are both driving change and catering to the changing demands of the real estate industry in Asia Pacific.
Across Asia governments and city dwellers are taking a greater interest in the development and enhancement of the region's public spaces.
Expanding cities and changing weather patterns are leaving urban areas vulnerable to flooding; better building design and planning are needed.
The world's leading global cities may be sitting on top of the pile for now but they have a group of ambitious contenders challenging their dominance.
Countries across Asia Pacific are gearing up for the smart cities revolution with the likes of Singapore and Macau in pole position.
While some space relief for occupiers is coming via improved supply chain efficiency, ‘just-in-time’ inventory management is still a long way off returning.
The real estate industry must shift its focus from new construction to retrofitting.
Strategic investment options to look out for in safe haven Singapore in 2023.
A shift in tenant preferences boosts further expansion of flexible workspaces in central Tokyo
Hong Kong DC market is seeing a transformation in the next decade.
Foreign investors continued to show great interest in South China’s logistics assets.
Malaysia’s data centres are on track for growth, but issues with ESG-compliance and data security persist.
Brisbane’s upcoming 2032 Olympics is already drumming up excitement for the massive potential uplift it offers to the property market.
Developers from across the country are racing for land banks in the national capital region, with the surge in demand supported by infrastructure developments.
The COVID-19 outbreak spurred the popularity of outdoor activities such as golf which heightened investors’ sentiment toward golf courses.
Retailers adapt their malls to capture demand from tourists
New Zealand’s homes have become increasingly unaffordable, driving inequality within and between generations.
