Asia Pacific Research
Savills has earned an outstanding reputation for providing incisive commentary on the Asia Pacific property markets. In offering objective advice we enable you to make informed property related decisions and ensure your predefined goals are realised in full.
We supply regular intelligence to key developers on the commercial, retail and residential leasing and sales markets and advise multinational companies on their office requirements.
We undertake analysis of occupational costs for those wishing to examine their present and future accommodation overheads. Through detailed consultation with each client we can ascertain all key inputs and compile a thorough understanding of future space needs and location criteria.
We prepare monthly property market briefings for all the Asia Pacific markets we operate in order to assist decision makers in formulating effective strategies for leasing, purchasing or developing. Individual reports can be tailored to meet specific client needs.
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Spotlight On...Sydney Industrial Q4/2011
08 February 2012
Approximately 520,643 square metres of industrial accommodation was leased in Sydney in the 12 months to December 2011.
Download PdfSpotlight - Profiles of foreign buyers in Singapore 2012
08 February 2012
This publication examines the profile of foreign buyers in Singapore, specifically their purchasing power, buying preferences and possible impact of the ABSD (Additional Buyer’s Stamp Duty) on different nationalities.
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Asia Pacific Investment Quarterly Q4, 2011
07 February 2012
Investors are still focused on China despite the formidable number of barriers to entry. The PRC retail market remains strong and burgeoning domestic demand is supporting the first-tier office markets which are making significant headway while the residential sector is still dominated by policy risk. The property markets in Singapore and Hong Kong both appear to have peaked, with elevated supply levels in Singapore likely to prove a drag on the office and residential sectors. In Tokyo, investment activity continues to be driven by the REITs along with larger domestic real estate firms. With the market looking to have hit bottom, however, a handful of small- to midsized trades to overseas investors indicates that foreign capital may be making a long-awaited return.
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Hong Kong Office Leasing Briefing
07 February 2012
After two consecutive quarters of rental adjustment, Central office rents are now confirmed to be starting a downcycle. Rents fell by 3.3% in Q4/2011 and landlords are now willing to accept lower rents to reduce vacancy rates.
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Korea Office Briefing
06 February 2012
The fourth quarter net absorption of 260,000 sq m represented 43% of total 2011 net absorption of 608,000 sq m. This exceeded annual supply of 482,000sq m and drove the vacancy rate down to 7.5%from 9.8% in Q4/2010. The 2011 investment volume topped-out at KRW3.8 trillion, 60% higher than in 2010.
Download PdfSingapore Retail Briefing
28 January 2012
“Despite market uncertainties, Singapore continues to draw keen interest from international retailers seeking a presence in southeast Asia. Prime Orchard and suburban rents trended up slightly in Q4.”
Singapore Office Briefing
25 January 2012
Negative fallout arising from the prolonged financial turbulence and global economic slowdown has intensified, resulting in slower absorption of Grade A office space. This has continued to push up vacancy rates and put downward pressure on rents in the CBD.
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