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This volume of The Edge Magazine focuses on the future – how we will move forward and what it will potentially look like. Read about how we move forward after a global pandemic, why 5G will play a part in a post-COVID-19 world, climate change uncertainty, 2020 workplace trends, the growing shift to the suburbs, why COVID-19 made healthy indoor environments and wellness a priority and more.
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The Edge | Volume 4


In this Volume

Research • Economy
How do we move forward after COVID-19 changed the world?

Research • Sustainability
How COVID-19 made healthy indoor environments and wellness a priority

Insights • Hospitality
The strongest hotels are strategizing for a successful comeback

Research • Workplace
Urban to suburban: the growing shift to the suburbs as COVID-19 changes the way people live

Research • Workplace
Workplace Trends Accelerated – and Reversed – by COVID-19

Research • Technology
5G is here. Why it matters and how it will play a part in a post-COVID-19 world

Research • Sustainability
Up in the air: climate change uncertainty in an uncertain time

Research • Technology
Are Millennials and Gen Z powering a FinTech revolution?

Research • Industrial
Coronavirus and supply chain disruption: prepare for impact
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Capalaba Officeworks sells above reserve for $8.4m
At an auction held today by Cushman & Wakefield, an Officeworks-tenanted asset located in Brisbane’s Capalaba has sold under the hammer for $8.425m, on a yield of 5.1%.
Michael Collins • 9/16/2020

14 Stratton Street Newstead sold for $122.5m in two-tiered deal
The Charter Hall Social Infrastructure REIT (ASX: CQE) has finalised a deal to acquire a 100% freehold interest in the site at 14 Stratton Street, Newstead, Queensland, for $122.5 million representing a 4.84% yield. The transaction was completed through a sale and leaseback with well-regarded health group, Mater Misericordiae Limited (Mater).
Peter Court • 10/9/2020

Fast food investments headline $60m+ commercial auction
Cushman & Wakefield’s National Investment Sales Team has been appointed to sell a portfolio of alternative investment assets across New South Wales, Queensland and Victoria, that are expected to sell for a total of approximately $60 million when they go under the hammer on 10 December in Sydney.
Michael Collins • 11/29/2020

Home of Chapel Street’s Revolver Upstairs is for sale
A unique opportunity to become the landlord of the iconic Revolver Upstairs is being brought to market by Cushman & Wakefield.
Marcus Neill • 2/27/2020

Insights • Forecast - Outlook
Hokkaido: Emerging Tourism Segment
Currently, inbound visitors come to Japan for shopping, gourmet food and beverages, hot springs and traditional cultural experiences. To attract tourists to revisit Japan many new tourism aspects are emerging. What one can find in Hokkaido is local culture and sports tourism.

Insights • Investment
Capital Markets - What's Next?
The most common question asked by investors over the last 5 weeks has been: how far have prices fallen since the start of the COVID-19 lockdown? The honest answer is that the UK investment market is suffering from inertia and the dramatic fall in transaction volumes means we have had little pricing discovery on deals launched post-COVID-19. So, how do we interpret a fall in volumes?

Insights • Forecast - Outlook
Hospitality Development Projects In Greater Nagoya
While preparing to join Tokyo and Osaka into a single mega region with the new SCMaglev train, Greater Nagoya also sees the need to strengthen its position as a hub city in Central Japan. Although the official opening date of SCMAGLEV is now expected to be postponed, a move to strengthen its position in the Chukyo region is underway. In terms of tourism, MICE, cruise tourism, and theme park are the sectors Greater Nagoya is working on.
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