Cities

100% foreign ownership in real estate is crucial in driving Thailand’s economic growth and unlocking benefits for investors as well as the local population.

An analysis of Brisbane’s construction challenges of booming demand, workforce shortage, and inflation while still having the Olympics' projects on the horizon.

Post-pandemic economic recovery guides Jakarta's real estate market with prudent expectations for 2024.

Chengdu's office supply is expanding amid an economic transformation and ongoing urbanisation.

The resilience of cold storage assets is making the alternative asset class a compelling investment opportunity

KL’s office market sees a growing ESG focus, with corporates relooking at real estate strategies, particularly in the Financial Services and TMT sectors.

In addition to low prices, the transition of the mindset of young workers and relatively loose talent pool supply-demand might make the contrarian strategy effective.

Cross-border e-commerce companies drive substantial absorption in the non-bonded warehouse market of South China.

The weakened economic outlook combined with the social unrest continues to impact sentiment within the residential sales market in Hong Kong. Read our latest snapshot of the Hong Kong office, residential, retail and industrial property markets.

Download your copy of JLL's Foodservice Trends 2020 report, exploring the areas behind the global F&B market growth and regional influences.

The recent domestic and external headwinds have impacted sentiment within Hong Kong. However, will the expected property market correction in 2020 provide some respite for occupiers who have dealt with increasingly high rental levels over the past decade?

A luxury residential site in Tai Hang has been sold to CITIC Pacific for HKD 3.2 billion.

Hong Kong’s warehouse market has held up reasonably well despite domestic and external headwinds. However, leasing activity has softened in recent months as stakeholders await more clarity on US-China trade negotiations.

The winning bid of HKD 42.2 billion for the site above West Kowloon station was below valuations made in early 2019. However, our analysis suggests that the price tag was somewhat “normal” and in line with other commercial site sales over the past few years. Read JLL's latest snapshot of Hong Kong's economic landscape for more on this trend and other insights.

Some have suggested that Hong Kong is less important to China nowadays due to its reduced contribution to overall GDP. However, there are other factors that ensure Hong Kong’s relevance to the Mainland in the coming decades.

Read up on the latest property sales trends in Hong Kong's residential industry. Click to view JLL's October 2019 Residential Sales Market Monitor.