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Hong Kong Office, Retail And Residential Markets 1H 2024 Hong Kong Office, Retail And Residential Markets 1H 2024
research • economy
Hong Kong Office, Retail And Residential Markets 1H 2024

Hong Kong residential transaction numbers rose noticeably in April, but slowed again in May. The Grade A office market recorded positive net absorption for the third consecutive quarter. Recovering tourist arrivals saw the overall retail high street vacancy rate remain stable in the quarter.

Rosanna Tang • July 03, 2024

Shopping Centre Upgrading In China: New Concepts To Change Perceptions Shopping Centre Upgrading In China: New Concepts To Change Perceptions
research • economy
Shopping Centre Upgrading In China: New Concepts To Change Perceptions

Retailers and shopping center owners in China are constantly innovating new consumption scenarios, new retail segments and new business models. Cushman & Wakefield has conducted an in-depth survey with consumers, retail executives and shopping center operators focusing on five areas of change which could unlock consumption potential. 
 

Shaun Brodie • July 11, 2024

Hong Kong Office, Retail And Residential Markets Q3 2024 Hong Kong Office, Retail And Residential Markets Q3 2024
research • economy
Hong Kong Office, Retail And Residential Markets Q3 2024

The start of the U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut cycle in September sent positive signals to the Hong Kong residential market. The Grade A office market recorded positive absorption for the fourth consecutive quarter. In the retail market, the change in tourist spending patterns and northbound travelling of local residents continued to pose challenges.
 

Rosanna Tang • October 08, 2024

Optimal Prime — Grade A Office Optimisation On The Chinese Mainland Optimal Prime — Grade A Office Optimisation On The Chinese Mainland
research • economy
Optimal Prime — Grade A Office Optimisation On The Chinese Mainland

This report focuses on a 20-question questionnaire survey conducted by Cushman & Wakefield with Grade A office landlords on the Chinese mainland. From the survey outcomes, the report provides the latest thinking of prime office landlords in the region on market conditions, and on their current and future office asset management strategies to achieve commercial success. 
 

Shaun Brodie • August 22, 2024

Greater China Retail Supply/Demand Trends — Advancing Through Innovation Greater China Retail Supply/Demand Trends — Advancing Through Innovation
research • economy
Greater China Retail Supply/Demand Trends — Advancing Through Innovation

By Q2 2024, the total prime retail property stock in the core markets in the 16 major cities in Greater China we track totaled 112.5 million sq m. Demand for prime retail space in China has also continued to be active through the year. Subsequently, the overall vacancy rate in the same 16 cities dropped to 10.6% at the end of the second quarter.
 

Shaun Brodie • September 05, 2024

China's Two Sessions 2021 — Interpretation Of Real Estate Policies In The China Government Work Report China's Two Sessions 2021 — Interpretation Of Real Estate Policies In The China Government Work Report
research • government / public sector
China's Two Sessions 2021 — Interpretation Of Real Estate Policies In The China Government Work Report

China’s ‘Two Sessions’ gathering for 2021 commenced on March 4, with the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and the National People’s Congress (NPC) meetings also marking the start of the 14th Five-Year Plan (FYP) period.
 

Sabrina Wei • March 17, 2021

Data Centers In Mainland China — Four Points To Process In 2022 Data Centers In Mainland China — Four Points To Process In 2022
research • investment / capital markets
Data Centers In Mainland China — Four Points To Process In 2022

At the beginning of 2021, cabinet stock in mainland China touched 3.6 million, with the anticipation that this number will surpass 4 million by the end of the year/beginning of 2022.

Shaun Brodie • April 07, 2022

Hiking Sustainability Via Walkable Cities Hiking Sustainability Via Walkable Cities
research • sustainability / esg
Hiking Sustainability Via Walkable Cities

The urban area and its associated design, planning, development and operation, plays a big role in bringing transformational change to address the way we live as well as our changing climate. To bring about beneficial living and urban environmental sustainability change that results in sustainable urban environs, this report looks at the following topics: A Change For The Good, The 15-Minute City, Urban Public Space, Transit-Orientated Development, Ecological Solutions, and Net-Zero Buildings.

Shaun Brodie • November 08, 2023

Unleashing Retail Innovation: Discovering The New Edges For Hong Kong Unleashing Retail Innovation: Discovering The New Edges For Hong Kong
research • economy
Unleashing Retail Innovation: Discovering The New Edges For Hong Kong

Since Hong Kong’s border reopening and the gradual return of mainland China and international travelers, the city's retail landscape has undergone a transformation. The preferences of inbound tourists have shifted from a focus on shopping towards an emphasis on experiential retail and social media-driven activities. The spending habits of Hong Kong locals have also been changing, with a recent reverse trend of Hongkongers heading north to neighboring GBA cities for leisure and shopping.
 

Rosanna Tang • November 21, 2023

Quarter-Hour Quarters — 15-Minute City Living in China Quarter-Hour Quarters — 15-Minute City Living in China
research • sustainability / esg
Quarter-Hour Quarters — 15-Minute City Living in China

The changing world has prompted a questioning of our traditional ways of living over the last few years, with many employees globally now working remotely and spending a greater period of their time living within a few kilometers of their homes. To bring about sustainable and beneficial urban development, one concept cities in China can look to further adopt and implement is the "15-minute city" concept.
 
 

Shaun Brodie • November 07, 2023

China's Two Sessions 2024 — Interpreting The 2024 Government Work Report: Impacts For The Real Estate Industry China's Two Sessions 2024 — Interpreting The 2024 Government Work Report: Impacts For The Real Estate Industry
research • government / public sector
China's Two Sessions 2024 — Interpreting The 2024 Government Work Report: Impacts For The Real Estate Industry

China’s “Two Sessions” gathering for 2024 commenced on March 5, marking the penultimate year of the current Five-Year Plan (FYP) period. The government’s work report emphasizes stability both in the policy orientation and the development targets, while also highlighting the importance of deepening reform and opening up, expanding domestic demand, promoting new urbanization, and preventing and defusing economic structural risks. 
 

Sabrina Wei • March 18, 2024

China's Two Sessions 2022 — Interpretation Of Real Estate Policies In The China Government Work Report China's Two Sessions 2022 — Interpretation Of Real Estate Policies In The China Government Work Report
research • government / public sector
China's Two Sessions 2022 — Interpretation Of Real Estate Policies In The China Government Work Report

China’s “Two Sessions” gathering for 2022 commenced on March 5. The government work report, delivered by Premier Li Keqiang, reviewed the government’s development goals and tasks in 2021, highlighting the advancement of economic and social development in the country, and detailed the major tasks for 2022.
 
 

Sabrina Wei • March 31, 2022

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