Real estate Trends and insights

The hybrid work journey includes challenges that can catch leaders on the back foot

As more employees return to the office, companies struggle to get the hybrid model correct because they need to invest in more technology and put people first.

Environmental goals and the talent war have companies looking for cost-effective improvements

Managers are thinking creatively to inspire workers as collaboration dips

A new study highlights when and where people are at their best

The rise of virtual worlds could help companies bring hybrid workforces together

With balance sheets under scrutiny, companies are focusing on reducing energy consumption in buildings

Many life sciences occupiers face challenges in finding space that meets their requirements.

Some buildings are falling behind as the focus on sustainability reshapes the business outlook

With students travelling abroad again, investors are following

Converging needs are leading to more dialogue and transparency than ever before

Hybrid work and the e-commerce boom are driving demand for spare space

Measures to limit real estate’s environmental impact are gathering pace, but some managers are struggling to keep up

Rising interest rates are behind challenges to securing new loans

Organizations are opting for higher quality buildings as they commit to carbon net zero

Doubling down of decarbonization efforts despite macroeconomic headwinds

This analysis seeks to use methods in data science to break down the characteristics of the retail sector across Asia Pacific’s cities.

While some space relief for occupiers is coming via improved supply chain efficiency, ‘just-in-time’ inventory management is still a long way off returning.

The real estate industry must shift its focus from new construction to retrofitting.

A shift in tenant preferences boosts further expansion of flexible workspaces in central Tokyo

Hong Kong DC market is seeing a transformation in the next decade.

Foreign investors continued to show great interest in South China’s logistics assets.

Developers from across the country are racing for land banks in the national capital region, with the surge in demand supported by infrastructure developments.

Companies are reshoring and diversifying their manufacturing operations to address supply chain issues, bolstering industrial real estate demand.