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The private residential market kickstarted the year on a solid footing, with robust performance recorded at major new launches and sustained property price growth.

For more than a decade, carbon reduction efforts in the Chinese mainland commercial real estate sector have focused predominantly on operational emissions. Yet now, embodied carbon, together with Scope 3 emissions, is emerging as the dominant component of total carbon impact. This report presents strategies to help industry stakeholders embed whole-life carbon thinking at the core of decision-making.

For Singapore, while fuel rationing, austerity measures, or work-from-home mandates to reduce petrol consumption have not been implemented, the authorities have cautioned that energy prices may remain structurally elevated over the longer term. 

Discover key trends shaping New Zealand’s commercial real estate market, from industrial growth to improving investment activity and economic recovery.

In this 2026 edition of the Data Centre Construction Cost Guide, we examine data centre development costs across key Asia Pacific markets and explore the major themes influencing cost escalation and development strategies.

The Middle East conflict has now persisted long enough that economic impacts are beginning to emerge.

This insight explores how investors can navigate near‑term geopolitical volatility while underwriting for long‑term structural change, where AI, demographics and asset selection—not market timing—will shape real estate performance over the next decade.

China’s “Two Sessions” annual government gathering for 2026 commenced on March 4, marking the first plenary meetings for implementing the new 15th Five-Year Plan (FYP), covering the period 2026 to 2030. The 2026 government work report outlines flexible and adaptive targets for national economic development. These policy directions will have a profound influence on the real estate sector, with the market’s transition from focusing on incremental expansion to revitalizing and optimizing existing assets. 

Asia Pacific (APAC) is rapidly establishing itself as the world’s most dynamic office market, supported by a younger, ESG aligned asset base and sustained demand that continues to outperform the U.S. and Europe.