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As Asia Pacific begins to show signs of recovery from COVID-19, led by a rebound originating from China, what is the current status of the commercial real estate market and where is it headed?

As the country climbs back from the steep recession, the latest budget is calibrated towards the safe reopening of the economy and those who lagged behind, including the hardest-hit sectors and vulnerable social segments as well as initiatives that aim to generate the most bang for the buck in the long term.

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?

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The advent of 5G and the shift to remote working have created a remarkable, urgent appetite for data centres across the Asia Pacific region. In our latest series of market reports we’ve looked at four key locations and the unique dynamics of their data centre markets.

As Asia Pacific begins to show signs of recovery from COVID-19, led by a rebound originating from China, what is the current status of the commercial real estate market and where is it headed?

The Covid-19 pandemic accelerated the pace of technological adoption across the built environment, and especially within facilities management. 

As China gradually recovers from the COVID-19 outbreak, what’s the current status of the country’s commercial real estate (CRE) market and where is it headed?

The Singapore office market has steadily shifted from a landlord-friendly to a neutral tenant-friendly market as leasing activity continues to soften.

The COVID-19 pandemic has had a material and unprecedented impact on the global economy, radically disrupting work environments right around the world. Work from home has prompted corporate occupiers to seek more flexible work arrangements and technology is enabling companies to allow remote working.

The demand for new office space in Singapore in the near term is likely to remain weak because remote working is continuing to be the default mode of operation, even after the circuit breaker.