Real estate consultants Jones Lang LaSalle in conjunction with law firm Blake Dawson, have launched The Asia Pacific Property Investment Guide 2012, a comprehensive guide to how real estate markets operate across Asia Pacific.
While the rest of the world continues to recover from decreased tourism, international hotel chains are bullish to the Asia Pacific region where the travel market is on the rise and struggling to keep up with the demand.
Asia Pacific office markets may be resilient but definitely not immune to the euro crisis, says the latest report of DTZ.
Morgan Stanley Real Estate Investing Managing Director Naresh Naik has resigned to set up a real estate fund house that will invest exclusively in India.
DTZ Research estimates that US$316bn of capital will be available to invest in global real estate in 2012, a 4 per cent decrease on its previous estimate at the end of 2010.
Ashiana Housing Ltd., Delhi based real estate player becomes the only real estate company from India to figure in ‘Asia’s Best Under A Billion1 list of companies compiled by the Forbes magazine for 2011.
Both absorption and leasing activity remained robust in Pune in 1H11. Net overall absorption was 2.3 million sq ft (213,591 sqm), with 1.5 million sq ft leased during 2Q11.
Ongoing corporate hiring and expanding accommodation requirements underpinned the Asia Pacific office leasing market in 2Q11, according to new research from Jones Lang LaSalle in their recent Asia Pacific Office Index.
Demand continued to be robust in Bangalore with corporates expanding and leasing large spaces.
Leasing activity continued to remain strong in suburban micro-markets of Delhi – NCR, while the CBD and SBD saw moderate activity.