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Office buildings in Shenzhen and Guangzhou are increasingly converted to non-traditional uses including hospitality, healthcare, and education to address supply-demand imbalances and improve asset utilization. In 2025, hospitality absorbed nearly 240,000 sqm of office space in Shenzhen's core areas and 90,000 sqm in Guangzhou, representing approximately 20% of Grade A office new completions in Shenzhen, with limited-service hotels typically signing 10–15 year leases to secure stable long-term income.
Analysis of how geopolitical conflict affects commercial real estate through energy costs and household disposable income, with differential sector impacts.
Capital Economics analyzes the geopolitical impact of Iran conflict on residential and commercial property markets globally.
Capital Economics assesses the macroeconomic implications of a potential Iran conflict on global inflation, GDP growth, and central bank policy responses.
Capital Economics examines how alternative real estate sectors are positioned to benefit from structural trends and lower cyclical sensitivity in a weak economic growth environment.
Capital Economics analyzes the ongoing effects of the pandemic on global commercial real estate performance and market differentiation through 2030.
Capital Economics analysis forecasts a prolonged UK commercial real estate recovery constrained by elevated interest rates and structural office sector challenges over the next three years.
Analysis of leisure asset demand dynamics amid consumer spending pressures, with perspective on sector recovery trajectory.
Capital Economics analyzes European commercial property valuations and yield trends in response to geopolitical and alternative asset market dynamics.
Capital Economics examines recovery trends in student accommodation investment and the diversification of funding sources expected over the coming decade.
Analysis of how rising commercial real estate construction costs, driven by geopolitical factors, are affecting project profitability with varying impacts across retail and hospitality sectors.
Capital Economics analyzes global hotel market dynamics, examining near-term demand pressures from consumer spending and geopolitical factors alongside longer-term performance trajectories by region.
Capital Economics analysis of global commercial property market dynamics, examining impacts of economic uncertainty and interest rate movements on property activity.
Capital Economics examines the potential impact of AI-driven job displacement on office real estate demand, analyzing exposure by sector and pre-leasing trends.
AEW provides a mid-year economic and real estate outlook for Europe, assessing market trajectory amid tariff pressures and identifying investment opportunities across regional markets.
NCREIF and CREFC aggregate performance and composition data for open-end commercial real estate debt funds as of the third quarter of 2025.
NCREIF publishes quarterly performance data and metrics for the Moderate Yield Debt Index tracking commercial real estate debt returns.
NCREIF publishes quarterly performance and composition data for open-end real estate debt funds aggregated across the CREFC peer group.
NCREIF and CREFC aggregate performance data for open-end real estate debt funds as of mid-2025.
NCREIF and CREFC aggregate snapshot data on open-end real estate debt fund performance and positioning for the third quarter.
NCREIF and CREFC publish aggregate performance and composition data for open-end real estate debt funds as of the fourth quarter of 2024.
NCREIF's preliminary snapshot of the Open-End Diversified Core Equity (NFI-ODCE) index for fourth quarter 2025, presenting performance data and metrics across institutional real estate portfolios.
NCREIF publishes preliminary performance data for the National Fund Index Open-End Diversified Core Equity portfolio tracking institutional real estate returns.
Invesco examines shifts in commercial real estate performance amid global trade disruptions and economic headwinds, assessing sector positioning by income yield.
Invesco examines global commercial real estate performance amid shifting trade patterns, tariffs, and economic growth headwinds, with focus on income-yielding sectors.
The yen has fallen to a four-decade low of ¥162.8 per US dollar, declining 37% since 2021 and 53% since 2012, while Japanese Government Bond yields have surged to three-decade highs, with the 30-year yield at approximately 3.96% and the 10-year yield at 2.70%. The Bank of Japan's decades-long ultra-loose monetary policy, combined with only modest recent rate increases to 1.0% and quantitative tightening that has reduced its balance sheet by 12.6%, are described as insufficient to stabilize the currency or address resulting import-driven inflation and rising government borrowing costs.
BGO's annual sustainable investing report examines trends, strategies, and performance across real estate markets with emphasis on environmental, social, and governance considerations.
Quarterly chartbook presenting real estate market data and analysis across multiple sectors and geographies.
INREV reports a 5.7% increase in real estate assets under management globally, reflecting broader trends in professional real estate investment and fund management.
Analysis of global real estate fund market conditions and recovery outlook from INREV.
INREV publishes 2025 Fund Manager Survey results showing continued decline in global real estate assets under management.
INREV's 2024 Fund Manager Survey presents key findings on the decline in global real estate assets under management.
INREV survey findings on institutional investor real estate allocation trends relative to global benchmarks.
Analysis of Spain's growing appeal as a real estate investment destination among European markets.
INREV's survey of investor intentions and capital allocation plans across real estate sectors and markets for 2026.
INREV's 2024 investor survey snapshot captures real estate investment intentions and capital deployment trends across European institutional investors.
ANREV/INREV/NCREIF Capital Raising Survey reports on global capital deployment into non-listed real estate vehicles during 2025.
Analysis of pension fund capital deployment in private real estate markets, showing their return as dominant institutional investors.
Report examining the rise of Asia-Pacific investor activity in real estate capital markets during a period of stagnant fundraising globally.
INREV's Capital Raising Survey reports key findings on global capital deployment into non-listed real estate funds and vehicles during 2024.
INREV's Capital Raising Survey reports capital mobilization figures and trends across non-listed real estate funds and vehicles globally during 2023.
EPRA survey capturing equity fund manager perspectives on real estate investment sentiment and market conditions.
EPRA survey capturing sentiment and perspectives from equity fund managers operating in the real estate sector.
Hospitality News for the Asia Pacific Region
Study examining the growth of REITs globally over six decades and the benefits of the REIT model for communities, economies, and investors across 40 countries and regions.
Overview of REIT growth across 42 countries and regions representing 85% of global GDP, examining the REIT model's benefits for communities, economies, and investors.
Lambert Smith Hampton publishes a capital markets update on industrial and logistics property investment activity and trends for Q4 2025.
KBRA's analysis of resilient foundations and growth trajectory for European structured finance markets.
KBRA assessment of European structured finance sector conditions and performance trajectory for 2023.
Data center capital expenditures are surging as AI workloads grow, yet competitiveness increasingly depends on securing advanced accelerators, reliable electricity, and fast project delivery.
Oxford Economics examines the structural transformation of the US retail sector and its recent resurgence following a prolonged period of industry-wide change.
Oxford Economics examines how constrained real estate supply in Asia-Pacific markets is expected to support commercial property performance.
Oxford Economics forecasts capital return improvements for the Canadian industrial real estate sector in 2026.
Oxford Economics examines how reduced commercial real estate development activity is supporting rental growth across European markets.
Oxford Economics analysis of how tariff policies are impacting commercial real estate forecasts across Europe, with particular pressure on industrial property markets.
Oxford Economics examines persistent elevated office vacancy conditions across Australian commercial real estate markets.
Oxford Economics examines commercial real estate growth drivers and market conditions expected to shape the sector in 2025.
Oxford Economics examines structural and cyclical factors supporting increased real estate transaction activity in the coming years.
Oxford Economics analysis comparing Australian office market performance against global peers, examining competitive positioning despite local headwinds.
Fukuoka's office market comprises three distinct hubs—Hakata Station, Gion/Gofukumachi/Nakasu, and Tenjin/Akasaka/Yakuin—each with different rental levels, vacancy rates, tenant profiles, and supply characteristics as of Q1 2026. As of Q1 2026, the three areas recorded average rents of JPY 23,276 with a 4.4% vacancy rate, with the Tenjin area commanding the highest rents at JPY 25,355 and the Hakata Station area showing the strongest year-on-year rent growth at 14 percent, while strong demand has absorbed approximately 284,000 square meters of new Grade A office space delivered since 2019 across the market.