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Guangzhou MarketBeat Reports

Xiaoduan Zhang • 30/06/2026
Cushman & Wakefield MarketBeat reports analyze quarterly economic and commercial real estate activity including supply, demand and pricing trends at the market and submarket levels.

Q2 2026 Highlights

Office: Concentrated new office supply pushed up overall vacancy in Q2.

Retail: Wellness trends emerged to reshape F&B sector growth in the quarter.

Capital Markets: Next Capital Markets report will be available soon.

Learn more by clicking our most recent Guangzhou MarketBeat reports below.

CURRENT MARKETBEATS

Office Buildings CBD
Guangzhou Office MarketBeat

Two entrants in the International Financial City in Q2 added 178,377 sq m to lift total Grade A stock to 7.55 million sq m. The TMT sector was the key driver of leasing in the quarter, with e-commerce firms scaling up operations. Overall Grade A vacancy rose to 22.9% due to the new supply inflow. The average monthly rental level weakened 2.6% q-o-q to RMB111.8 per sq m.

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Shopping Retail
Guangzhou Retail MarketBeat

One prime mall opening in Q2 brought 1H 2026 new supply to 86,437 sq m. Market activity in the quarter was led by F&B expansion, at 51% of new store openings, with wellness trends driving demand for lighter dining. In general retail, community stores are a growth area. The citywide vacancy rate dropped to 9.3%. Citywide monthly average rents dropped 1.1% q-o-q to RMB622.5 per sq m.

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Warehouse Internal Rack
Guangzhou Capital Markets MarketBeat

Next Capital Markets report will be available soon.

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