Stories

The outbreak of the Coronavirus has sharpened the focus on safety and health at the workplace. The value of technology, in particular sensors, cannot be underestimated in being able to assess the safety and health of people working in offices, including construction sites.

The novel coronavirus outbreak, first reported from Wuhan city in Hubei province, central China, represents a new downside risk for the regional economy.

Our recent Demographic Shifts: The World in 2030 report highlighted the exciting future for the Asia Pacific region over the next decade. Here we take a look in more detail at some of the drivers that will propel the region forward to 2030, and why the decade ahead is looking like it’s Asia Pacific’s time to shine.

Singapore's office rental index staged a second consecutive quarter decline, accelerating the decline at 3.2% in the fourth quarter last year. Meanwhile, 2019 was a relatively good year for the private residential market.

How can commercial real estate professionals succeed in markets like Japan and Korea? Cushman & Wakefield’s Todd Olson, Managing Director for Japan and Korea, touches on these topics in our Shaping What’s Next podcast series. We take a look at some of the key points from that conversation. 

In 2017, we released the second issue of How Global Brands Are Shaping the Metro Manila Retailer Landscape report. Confronted with the ever-evolving market trends and challenges that continuously shape the Philippine retail market, the third issue again examines how the global brands have grown and developed in the local market.

The year 2019 marked the end of an eventful decade for Indian real estate. What has been interesting is that among the conventional asset classes, all have undergone a massive transformation.

 

Singapore was ranked number six in the global rankings, the only Asian country to be named after the American markets of Northern Virginia, Silicon Valley, Dallas, Chicago and New York/New Jersey.