APAC

Overall rents in APAC increased 10.4% during the same period.

They clinched the second and fifth spots, respectively.

Mumbai clinched the second spot with a 4.3% growth in H1.

Excess supply across APAC is expected to be the lowest globally.

Japan accounted for over half of the investments during the first half.

It is lauded with the Cultural Heritage Conservation Initiative of the Year award.

Central business districts need to be reinvented to stay relevant.

The deals are expected to set a benchmark for buyers and sellers, following a lacklustre Q1.

Japan is expected to lead in Q2, then Hong Kong in Q3.

APAC accounts for over a quarter of the global hyperscale data centre capacity.

But the overall retail sector is still in the woods, says JLL.

One is a 96MW campus worth approximately USD1b to be built in Batam, Indonesia.

Mumbai stood out in the region with its capacity surpassing the 2,000MW mark.

He noted that property managers and landlords should pay close attention to their balance sheet/capital and cost structure.

Hong Kong’s office rents are about 40% higher than Singapore’s.

Japan remains the top market for Western investors in APAC while China hits a 10-year low.