Commercial Retail
Here are the new malls to watch out for in Bengaluru in the next two years
Over 4 million sq ft of new supply is expected to come onstream in the Suburbs submarket alone.
Here are the new malls to watch out for in Bengaluru in the next two years
Over 4 million sq ft of new supply is expected to come onstream in the Suburbs submarket alone.
Kuala Lumpur to see over 3m sq ft of new office supply by 2023
Vacancy rates are likely to remain elevated.
Retail rents in Ho Chi Minh City breach pre-pandemic levels
Rents grew 1.1% to USD 79.1 per sqm per month across the city.
Myeongdong retail vacancy rate surges to 42.1% as Zara exits
Vacancy rates in Seoul increased during Q3.
Tokyo retail rents increase for the second consecutive quarter
Rents grew 1.6% in Q3.
Bangkok to see 68,000sqm of new prime grade retail stock by end-2022
That is if two projects are completed as scheduled.
Sydney’s 2023 retail pipeline dominated by neighbourhood centres
Over 60% of the new additions will be from this segment.
Here’s a rundown of Mumbai retail property market’s Q3 performance
Net absorption was at 14,800 sq ft during the quarter.
Manila retail net absorption drops to -9,900sqm in Q3
Over a quarter of move-outs were by F&B operators.
Seven retail projects in Delhi expected to be completed by next year
These projects will add 3 million sq ft of space to the market.
This new project injected 700,000sq ft of supply to Hong Kong’s prime retail sector in Q3
Its pre-commitment rate is reported to be around 55%.
Jakarta retail rents inch up 0.8% in Q3
The total growth year-to-date was at 1.8%.
Demand for F&B spaces expected to grow in Hong Kong post-pandemic
There were 60 new overseas F&B operators that entered Hong Kong since 2020.
Hong Kong ranks second in world's most expensive retail real estate this year
Five APAC cities made it to the global top 10 ranking this year.
These Hong Kong retail spaces are now being leased for up to 82% lower than their peak rents
Rents in Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay continue its downward trend.
Singapore retail vacancy hits 3-year low of 7.8% in Q3
Thanks to the higher takeup in the Central region.
Here are key factors that will affect Singapore’s retail recovery
Growth is expected to slow for the rest of the year until 2023.