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New EU Taxonomy thresholds for buildings in Poland: Why are the Top 15% and Top 30% indicators key for investors today? New EU Taxonomy thresholds for buildings in Poland: Why are the Top 15% and Top 30% indicators key for investors today?
New EU Taxonomy thresholds for buildings in Poland: Why are the Top 15% and Top 30% indicators key for investors today?

A clear trend is emerging: the bar for energy efficiency is being raised, with EP indicator threshold values falling. 

Szymon Krawczyk • February 04, 2026

Long Hua Yuan at 18 to 40 Jalan Rimau (Even Nos.) Up for Collective Sale Long Hua Yuan at 18 to 40 Jalan Rimau (Even Nos.) Up for Collective Sale
Long Hua Yuan at 18 to 40 Jalan Rimau (Even Nos.) Up for Collective Sale

Long Hua Yuan, a coveted freehold residential site located at Jalan Rimau within the private housing estates of Jalan Eunos and Bedok Reservoir in District 14, has been put up for collective sale. 

Annalyn Ooi • May 08, 2025

Cushman & Wakefield advises Deka Immobilien on Via Ceresio 7/9 Cushman & Wakefield advises Deka Immobilien on Via Ceresio 7/9
Cushman & Wakefield advises Deka Immobilien on Via Ceresio 7/9

Cushman & Wakefield’s Italian Capital Markets Team has successfully advised Deka Immobilien in the acquisition of Via Ceresio 7/9, an outstanding mixed use building located on the edge of the CBD Porta Nuova.

Sara Ravagnani • March 31, 2021

Japan and Australia Remain the Most Expensive Office Fit-out Markets in Asia Pacific Japan and Australia Remain the Most Expensive Office Fit-out Markets in Asia Pacific
Japan and Australia Remain the Most Expensive Office Fit-out Markets in Asia Pacific

Cities in Japan and Australia continue to dominate the Top 10 list of most expensive office fit-out locations in Asia Pacific, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s 2020-2021 Asia Pacific Office Fit-out Cost Guide. Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Sydney lead the rankings, with Melbourne climbing four spots to fifth this year.

Todd Hanrahan • December 07, 2020

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