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Research • Government / Public Sector
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.
Sabrina Wei • 20/03/2026
Insights • Investment / Capital Markets
Strategic Guide to Office Selection in Bangkok’s 3 Main Business Zones
Selecting an office location in Bangkok is more than simply finding a workspace; it is a strategic decision that can profoundly shape a company’s corporate image, operational efficiency, and long‑term networking opportunities.
Insights • Economy
Asia Pacific: The New Global Core Of Office Real Estate
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.
19/03/2026
Insights • Investment / Capital Markets
Rebalancing Australia’s Housing Mismatch
Quantifying the investment case for people-focused affordable housing development.
16/03/2026
Research
AI Impact Barometer: Conviction in a Transforming World
A powerful analytical tool that monitors, measures, and interprets the wide-ranging effects of artificial intelligence (AI) on the macroeconomy and the commercial real estate (CRE) ecosystem.
Abby Corbett • 12/03/2026
Research
AI Impact Barometer: Conviction in a Transforming World
A powerful analytical tool that monitors, measures, and interprets the wide-ranging effects of artificial intelligence (AI) on the macroeconomy and the commercial real estate (CRE) ecosystem.
Abby Corbett • 11/03/2026
Research • Labor / Talent
Revisiting Hong Kong’s Student Housing Landscape: Conversion Policies Update & Implications
On June 24, 2025, the Hong Kong Legislative Council Panel on Development announced a pilot scheme aimed at encouraging private sector participation in the provision of student accommodation. The new arrangements streamline applications for planning, building plans and land administration, aiming to address the shortage of student accommodation by stimulating market supply and enhancing infrastructure.