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The Singapore government recently announced temporary relief measures for eligible property developers and individuals with construction projects and sale of units affected by the pandemic. Cushman & Wakefield Research's Christine Li takes a look at these measures and shares her insights.

As the first country affected by COVID-19, what’s the current status of China’s commercial real estate (CRE) market and where is it headed?

This is a significant time in human history. There is no doubt that COVID-19 has shifted the collective consciousness of humanity and we are all facing new norms that will change the way we think and live forever.

All around the world, we are rearranging our lives to help curb the spread of COVID-19. Old patterns and processes that were once straightforward are now unsafe and require new thinking.

For most it’s an indisputable fact that COVID-19 has changed not only how they work, but their work itself. For Carol Wong, Director and Head of Workplace Delivery Asia Pacific Cushman & Wakefield her days have never been busier.

On the 15th April we held a special webinar focused on Asia Pacific capital flows. With so many interesting questions asked by our audience, we decided to ask our experts to answer some of those that we ran out of time to cover in the session.

Read our commentary and analysis on Singapore Urban Redevelopment Authority's (URA) Home Sales data from March 2020.

Recently we launched our Greater China Outbound Investor Intentions Survey report, which identified a re-weighting of Chinese investor interest towards Asia Pacific capital markets.

In the past decade, the rise and fall of mainland Chinese investment in global real estate markets has created quite a stir amongst the international real estate community.

Looking to outsource management of your facilities? Here's what you need to know.

More than $100 billion has flowed into the data centre ecosystem in the past decade, with pension funds, private equity firms, infrastructure funds, sovereign wealth and many other organisations recognise the growth potential of this sector.