Real estate Trends and insights

AI is being hailed as the most influential technology on the proptech scene

From data-driven space optimization to enhanced collaboration and employee well-being, AI-powered tools are revolutionizing the modern workplace for increased productivity and satisfaction.

Staffing shortages are one of the biggest challenges in the healthcare industry. Experts say collaboration, technology, and culture must become top priorities.

CRE professionals are facing a data deluge that requires robust tech strategies

Landlords and tenants are teaming up to take on complex issues facing businesses

Data center operators are rolling out programs to train the next generation of talent

Companies are focusing on equity, not just equality

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

What is their status now and outlook for the future

A step-by-step process

Despite moderating inflation, interest rates are expected to remain elevated

Recent hotel deals in Asia Pacific reflect uptick in travel and macro-economic confidence

Previously untapped opportunities are emerging in real estate amid the AI boom

Companies are increasingly focused on employee wellbeing and the workplace community

Real estate insight by Mohamed Nabil, Head of Project & Development Services, Egypt

Investors are hunting for deals in Japan, lured by its low rates and strong fundamentals

Given that life sciences are on the ascent across the globe, how will Hong Kong adapt and get a slice of the cake?

The rapid recovery in occupancy rates indicates a strong rental demand and great potential in the market.

Decentralized and clean energy systems bring cost and environmental benefits

Exploring why secondary vacancy rates outperform prime in Adelaide’s CBD office market

Green agreements are helping owners and operators align on sustainability goals

Pockets of resilience and opportunities for freehold offices.

Increasing mergers and acquisitions in the real estate sector amidst economic headwinds, as investors remain confident in the market’s long-term growth potential.

New office buildings serve as catalysts for long-term development and the vacant space will likely be absorbed as the economy recovers over time.