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Innovative Turnkey Retail Creates A Win-Win Solution
On the back of higher vacant retail spaces, turnkey retail spaces might be one of the win-win solutions for both retailers and landlords to forge ahead.
Bernadette Gan • 01/07/2021
Research • Sustainability / ESG
Carbon Neutrality — Shifting To Neutral To Drive Real Estate Sustainability In China
Climate change today is the result of human-activity-induced greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and changes in global weather patterns.
Research • Government / Public Sector
China’s ‘Two Sessions’ gathering for 2021 commenced on March 4, with the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the National People’s Congress (NPC) meetings also marking the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan (FYP) period.
Research • Investment / Capital Markets
2020 Mainland China Commercial Real Estate Investor Intentions Survey
In February 2020 the Cushman & Wakefield Capital Markets team launched a mainland China investor intentions survey. The survey took the form of one-to-one interviews, with senior management of the most active investment institutions in mainland China over the last three years invited to participate. The project accumulated 122 valid survey completions and analyzed them to provide investors in commercial real estate (CRE) and other sectors with timely market intelligence.
Research • Government / Public Sector
China's Two Sessions 2020 — Interpretation Of The Government Work Report
China’s "Two Sessions" for 2020 were postponed for more than two months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The meeting finally commenced on May 22. The government work report, delivered by Premier Li Keqiang, reviewed China’s social-economic development in 2019 and set economic development goals for 2020.
Research • Government / Public Sector
Financial Opening Up — A Future Driver Of China's Real Estate Market
In November 2019, the State Council of China issued the Opinions on Further Improving the Utilization of Foreign Investment (Guo Fa 2019 No. 23), aiming to help further promote development and vitality of the financial sector. The document put forward a total of 20 policy measures in four aspects.
Research • Economy
Shopping Shanghai — A Three-Year Action Plan For The City’s Retail Market
Shanghai today is an influential international center for the consumer. A plethora of business opportunities on many levels are now up for grabs for those retailers who choose to set up operations in the city and who can offer the right product that befits the China marketplace.
Research • Sustainability / ESG
Green Leasing — Greener, Cleaner And Meaner
Climate change is undeniably one of the principal threats we are faced with today, no matter where we live, work and play on this planet. The signs of climate change are clear. According to NASA, over the last 100 years, the average global temperature has increased by 1.1 degrees centigrade.
Research • Government / Public Sector
Southern China Supercity — Shenzhen’s Expanded Role In The Greater Bay Area
A new policy guideline pledges a privileged role for Shenzhen in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area development plan and sets ambitious goals for the city to become a global leader.
Research • Sustainability / ESG
Green Financing — Greenlighting Green Investment Into Green Real Estate
Governments, including China, are now seeking to progressively encourage green financing in their domestic marketplaces. With the expansion of green financial products and market regulation maturation, more funds are projected to be infused into green projects globally and in China.
01/10/2018
Research • Workplace
Greater China Co-Working Office Space — Hitting The Big Time
The co-working office sector is among the fastest growing sectors in terms of space absorption in the Greater China office market, expanding from a few sizeable venues just a few years ago to 546 locations in the key city markets in the region as of end-Q1 2018.
Research • Sustainability / ESG
All Well And Good — Wellness And Wellbeing In The Office Workplace In China
A rising living standard in China is raising life expectancy. At the same time, new health problems are appearing as a result of societal affluence, and these are growing in volume as more workers switch to jobs in the tertiary sector.