Asia Pacific Research
Savills Research and Consultancy aims to offer objective advice to clients in order to help them make well informed real estate related decisions and realise pre-defined goals. We publish many publications from our global team. Here are a selection of publications from the Asia Pacific region.
Shanghai Retail Briefing - Autumn 2010
06 December 2010
Rental growth slowed in the third quarter. A maturing retail market, more sophisticated consumers and increasing supply, will increasingly force landlords to differentiate themselves.
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Spotlight Brisbane CBD Office Q4/2011
17 February 2012
Positive Absorption of 92,140 square metres in the past year. Savills recorded approximately $739 million of transactions in the past year.
Spotlight Parramatta Office Q4/2011
17 February 2012
The supply outlook for Parramatta has increased with the construction commencing on a major project.
Spotlight Sydney CBD Office Q4/2011
16 February 2012
Full floor availability as at December 2011 is currently sitting at 10.5 percent, with just six options for tenants > 10,000 square metres.

Hong Kong Residential Leasing Briefing
15 February 2012
Luxury residential rents recorded their first dip after nine consecutive quarters of positive rental growth since Q2/2009, with luxury apartment and townhouse rents declining marginally by 0.7% and 1.5% respectively.

住宅租赁市场简报
15 February 2012
自2009年第二季度以来连续九个季度的租金增长后,豪宅租金录得首次下降,豪华公寓和洋房的租金分别轻微下降0.7%和1.5%。

Hong Kong Residential Sales Briefing
15 February 2012
The luxury residential sector was hit not only by less mainland interest and credit tightening, but also the first decline in the leasing market since the global crisis.

Hong Kong Industrial Briefing
14 February 2012
The industrial sector was unexpectedly active in the last quarter with the CBD2 initiatives prompting investment activity in Kowloon East for those looking for revitalisation and redevelopment opportunities.

Hong Kong Sales & Investment Briefing
13 February 2012
The office and residential markets both look set for a shallow cyclical correction this year while we are more optimistic about the retail and logistics sectors which should stand up well in the current climate.

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