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The office market on the Chinese mainland is entering a more selective phase. After decades of expansion-led growth, occupiers are now prioritizing productivity, cost discipline, resilience and long-term value creation. In this environment, office real estate is moving from a fixed cost to a strategic business tool. The workplace is increasingly expected to support productivity, talent attraction, innovation, sustainability and business continuity.
Shaun Brodie • 03/09/2026
Research • Technology
Asia Pacific Data Centre Investment Landscape
Discover the Asia Pacific data centre investment landscape. This report covers 14 markets, exploring key fundamentals like population, CapEx, and yield-on-cost.
Pritesh Swamy • 26/08/2026
Research • Technology
APAC Data Centre Update: H1 2026
This report covers 9 primary and 6 secondary markets. It also features the Asia Pacific Data Centre Markets Maturity Index, which tracks 30 markets.
Andrew Green • 06/08/2026
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Main Streets Across the World 2023
In this 33rd edition of Main Streets Across the World, we’ll explore the near-term outlook for the retail sector; headline rent and ranking changes for best-in-class urban locations across the world; key indicators and global main street rankings; and key trends to watch such as the cost-of-living crunch, e-commerce and more.
Dominic Brown • 21/11/2023
Research • Economy
Stepping Up Consumption — International Consumption Centre City Retailing In China
The Chinese economy has shifted from a phase of high-speed growth to one of high-quality development, with expanding domestic demand becoming the strategic cornerstone of China’s economic development during the 14th Five-Year Plan and the following decade. Against this backdrop, China has put forward the goal of cultivating and building international consumption center cities.
Research • Workplace
Asia Pacific Office Outlook 2023
Supply, Demand, Vacancy and Rent: A look at the fundamentals underpinning Asia Pacific’s key office markets in 2023 and beyond.
Research • Economy
48 days after its declaration, Japan’s state of emergency came to an end on 25 May. During the state of emergency, economic activities suspended and industrial chains disrupted. Government and Bank of Japan proposed new measures like rent subsidy and expanded loan support in May and June to keep businesses afloat. Download the report here.
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COVID-19 first spread out in China and suspended economic activities of the nation. Having a close economic relationship with China, Japan industries are gradually affected by the outbreak. Government of Japan released the first economic stimulus package in mid-February. As local outbreak happens and situation worsening, government has proposed different measures to contain the spread and secure economy.
10/04/2020
