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In the first survey of its kind, CBRE polled more than 20,000 people worldwide – from Gen Z to Baby Boomers – earlier this year to understand how they will live, work and shop in the future, and how this will impact the real estate they use. Included in the survey were around 9,000 respondents from Asia Pacific.

The survey findings revealed fresh insights that can be harnessed to inform real estate occupier and investor strategies, and ensure that real estate is positioned to meet users’ evolving needs.

Key Asia Pacific findings include:

LIVE

• Strong desire to move: 32% want to move their home, with city centre areas most popular
• Robust homebuying sentiment: 66% of those planning to move homes want to buy instead of rent
• Shifting preferences for home selection: 66% say health and safety is a more important factor than price                  

WORK

• People want more flexibility: 85% currently spend at least three days per week working at the office
• Location is key: 75% are satisfied with their city centre offices; 55% who work in suburbs stated the same
• Workplace quality matters: 69% of office-based workers attach greater importance to workplace quality

SHOP

• Most consumers prefer to shop offline: 61% prefer to see products in-store before ordering online
• Outlook for personal finance is upbeat: 53% expect their financial situation to improve over the next year
• Ethical consumerism is growing: 80% are more aware of environmental & social issues when they shop

本报告最初发表于 https://www.cbre.com/insights/local-response/asia-pacific-live-work-shop-report-2022

KEY TAKE-AWAYS

• APAC countries continue to rank highly as locations of production, particularly due to the abundant supply of low cost of labour: of the top 12 locations, half are in APAC.
• Many of the countries that have slipped in the rankings compared with 2021 have done so due to increased costs (particularly for labour and electricity) and increased risk (economic, political and natural disaster); a number of these countries are in Europe where the war in Ukraine has had a significant impact on cost and risk factors.
• A wide range of countries have also experienced even greater constraints in the availability of labour as unemployment rates have continued to fall; this has affected countries across all geographic regions and states of economic development albeit key production locations in emerging APAC markets continue to benefit from expanding labour pools.
• A number of countries – particularly in Europe – have improved their ability to achieve sustainability targets, including efficient resources use and creating green economic opportunities, bolstering their longer term economic outlook and risk profile.
• U.S. companies are bringing jobs and supply chains home at a historic pace. American companies are on pace to reshore, or return to the U.S., nearly 350,000 jobs this year, according to a report published by the Reshoring Initiative.

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Q3 2022 Investment Trends features in-depth and up to date insights on demand drivers and other key investment trends in Australia, mainland China, Hong Kong SAR, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, India, Singapore, and New Zealand.

主要趋势

• Faster-than-expected interest rate hikes hinder acquisitions
• Purchasing led by real estate funds and institutional buyers
• Significant decline in logistics and hotel transactions
• Retail deal flow picks up
• Cross-border deals continue to rise y-o-y
• Fund-raising remains solid
• Investment activity is expected to weaken further

本报告最初发表于 https://www.cbre.com/insights/figures/asia-pacific-investment-trends-q3-2022

主要趋势

• Leasing activity loses momentum
• Occupancy remains high
• 3PL and e-commerce drive demand
• Pacific markets underpin rental growth
• Investment interest stays firm
• Mild yield expansion in selected markets

本报告最初发表于 https://www.cbre.com/insights/figures/asia-pacific-industrial-and-logistics-trends-q3-2022

主要趋势

• Retail sales growth slows
• Inflation and recessionary fears weigh on consumption
• Leasing activity shows slight recovery
• Luxury brands turn more active
• Zero-covid impacts mainland China demand
• Retailers set to remain cautious

本报告最初发表于 https://www.cbre.com/insights/figures/asia-pacific-retail-trends-q3-2022

主要趋势

• Slower economic growth and inflationary pressure weigh on leasing activity
• Mainland China see mild recovery but other markets flat or weaker
• Finance, tech and coworking remain major demand drivers
• Rising construction and fit-out costs cause delays to new supply
• Flight to quality relocation still most popular strategy
• Occupiers set to remain cost cautious as economic worries mount

本报告最初发表于 https://www.cbre.com/insights/figures/asia-pacific-office-trends-q3-2022