Stories

Remarkable growth across the greater Asia-Pacific region has continued in recent months, as large corporations and government agencies alike push forward their moves to the cloud and continued IT transformation.

As China benefits from being “first in and first out” of the COVID-19 pandemic, it has become increasingly attractive to investors both locally and from around the globe.

Sectoral performance in real estate is always under the microscope, but it has never been so acutely examined and reported as it has in the past 12 months. As COVID-19 first spread across the Asia Pacific region and then the globe, bringing with it a global recession, investors and occupiers alike sought not only to limit their exposures but also identify opportunities for growth.

As we celebrate Earth Day on 22 April 2021 with the theme ‘Restore our Earth’, let’s reflect on what it means to take care of our earth. 

As China emerges from the COVID-19 outbreak ahead of other major global economies, what’s the current status of the country’s commercial real estate (CRE) market and where is it headed?

Led by China, Asia Pacific’s online retail market is already ahead of its peers in many areas, such as having a well-developed logistics network and transportation system, and an advanced online payment system. 

This March 2021 edition of our report takes a look at the latest market activities in the Philippine commercial real estate sector including insights on the ongoing impact of the global pandemic on the sector. 

Jhoan Ayos and Theresa “Tere” Benitez from the Manila-based Portfolio Service Center for Asia Pacific are perfect examples of Filipinas who generously extend their hands in service of those who need help.

Some of our own women colleagues in Cushman & Wakefield Philippines have taken the challenge, showing the world that women can compete with men in the realms of sports.

Let’s take a look at the story of some of the womentrepreneurs of Cushman & Wakefield Philippines.

The team at Cushman & Wakefield Valuation and Advisory have pleasure in providing analysis of key 2020 transactions across the Sydney (CBD and Metro), Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth institutional commercial markets.

China’s logistics market is attracting rising interest from investors, driven by continued expansion in the country’s dynamic e-commerce industry – with total revenues forecast to double by 2025 – and growing recognition of the logistics sector as a “pandemic-proof” asset class.