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Our Neighborhoods Entering a New Era: Medical Focus
Korea’s medical aesthetics market is growing by over 30% annually, fueled by diverse demand from the MZ generation, middle-aged consumers, grooming-conscious men, and foreign tourists.
Jeff Kwon • 03/07/2025
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Our Neighborhoods Entering a New Era: Dosan Park Edition
One of the high streets, Dosan Park has become a hotspot for sophisticated consumption despite its small size.
Kelly Nam • 01/07/2025
Research • Supply Chain
2025 Korea Logistics Market Report Part 1 provides an overview of key trends across supply, investment, and leasing activities by submarket, offering insights into the broader dynamics of Korea’s logistics real estate sector.
Suki Kim • 26/06/2025
Research
What Occupiers Want: Global Survey Results 2025
In partnership with CoreNet Global, Cushman & Wakefield presents the
2025 edition of What Occupiers Want—our biennial global survey that
captures key priorities and perspectives into the shifting dynamics of
decision-making, investment, workplace trends and portfolio strategies of
occupiers worldwide.
Despina Katsikakis • 20/06/2025
Insights • Investment / Capital Markets
Instant Insight #1 Office Fit Out Cost Guide
In Korea, higher construction costs have pushed up rents for new buildings.
Suki Kim • 09/06/2025
Insights
Korean retail brands are rapidly expanding their presence in global markets. While overseas expansion was once led primarily by large conglomerates, the landscape is now diversifying with the growing prominence of designer labels, athleisure brands, and indie beauty companies.
26/05/2025
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Our Neighborhoods Entering a New Era: Seongsu Edition
Seongsu-dong is one of the fastest-growing and most vibrant commercial districts in Korea.
Kelly Nam • 23/05/2025
Insights • Workplace
Sorim Jie: Seoul's Office Market Remained Sought After with Low Vacancy Rates
Korea office market has not been largely affected by Covid-19 nor WFH. Although there has been a slowdown in rent increase and net absorption, the vacancy rate in major business district is still under 5% and the cap rate still at mid-4% for Grade A offices.
Sorim Jie • 13/05/2025