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China’s global expansion drives domestic office demand

Jul 20, 2026

Chinese companies are expanding globally faster than ever as global economic dynamics shift. This ongoing wave of globalisation is creating a new development framework, supported by stronger policy and strategic value chain upgrades. The wave is defined by a more diverse base of participants, a clear commitment to…

Capital Markets Office Global China Asia-Pacific

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Delhi NCR's office market is experiencing a shift toward premium Grade A+ properties, with Grade A+ space rising from 45% to 65% of annual leasing between 2022 and 2025, driven by multinationals, Global Capability Centres, and tech companies prioritizing sustainability and modern amenities. Grade A+ vacancy declined sharply from 14.2% to 4.9% over the same period while rents climbed from INR 99.6 to INR 123.5 per sq. ft., creating a 32% premium over traditional Grade A buildings, with only 8.1 million sq. ft. of new Grade A+ supply planned for 2026-2028 versus 26.4 million sq. ft. total supply expected.

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Alibaug has transformed from a coastal weekend retreat into a major real estate investment destination in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region, with leading Indian developers including Hiranandani Communities, Lodha Group, Oberoi Realty, and Emaar India deploying thousands of crores across townships, villas, and plotted developments. Land prices have increased four to five times over six to seven years, with beachfront prices rising from INR 1,900 to INR 7,800 per square foot, driven by supply constraints from coastal regulations and celebrity acquisitions that have amplified buyer demand and aspirational appeal.

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South China offices embrace non-traditional tenant mixes

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.

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Posted 18 days ago·Published Jul 2, 2026Read

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Fukuoka’s office market splits into three distinct hubs

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.

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Philippine hotel sector shows resilience amid market shifts

The Philippine hotel sector maintained an 81.8% occupancy rate in Q1 2026 with average room rates declining marginally to PHP 8,034 per night, while foreign tourist arrivals reached 1.8 million in the quarter, up nearly 9% year-on-year. Rising jet fuel costs and airline route suspensions pose headwinds, but the sector's fundamentals remain supported by sustained corporate demand, resilient luxury segment performance at 86% occupancy, and government efforts to boost domestic tourism and target international markets including China, Korea, and India.

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