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Fresh CBRE figures show tight CBD office conditions, residential prices rising as new-home sales slow, and investment volume cooling after a strong Q2.
JLL’s latest Thailand research points to a more multipolar opportunity set: Eastern Economic Corridor industrial platforms, tourism-linked coastal markets, and Bangkok asset repositioning.
CBRE appointed a Director of Cross-Border Capital based in Singapore, focused on Southeast Asian outbound investment into Australia, New Zealand, and other global markets.
JLL reported Q2 2026 commercial real estate investment volume of US$3.1 billion in Hong Kong, led by stronger retail and office activity.
CBRE reported that regional investment increased year over year in H1 2026, with office investment volume up 29%.
The S-REIT acquired two Singapore assets and entered Japan through a hyperscale data-centre investment.
The partners acquired a logistics facility to redevelop into a green, high-specification asset.
The value-add lodging fund and its co-investors acquired a prime mixed-use asset planned to reopen as Citadines Shinjuku Tower Tokyo.
The closed-end vehicle reached JPY131B and made its first acquisition, focused on Japanese residential opportunities.