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Explore the Q3 2023 report on India’s commercial office and residential sectors. Commercial leasing hits 16 MSF, while the residential market maintains robust sales, but affordable housing demand decreases.

• Residential demand in Q3 2023 trended up significantly to 82,612 units, 12% higher in YoY terms and 7% higher compared to the preceding quarter.
• It is particularly noteworthy considering that it also constitutes an almost six-year high in quarterly sales volumes. Sales traction was higher across all markets in YoY terms.
• Price levels have also grown in tandem with demand across all markets in YoY terms. Price levels in Hyderabad saw the most significant rise at 11% YoY as focus increasingly shifts toward the development of premium high-rise properties.

A fast-evolving landscape of geopolitical tension, elevated inflation, rising interest rates, and shifting policy developments presents both challenges and opportunities for investors navigating a wave of transformative change in international asset classes. In particular, as investment funds move to revise their strategies, the dynamic real estate (RE) markets of the Asia Pacific (APAC) are now drawing increasing attention, as managers seek to tap their historically strong track record for growth as well as their potential for portfolio diversification at a time of rising levels of market risk.

本报告最初发表于 https://www.capitaland.com/en/about-capitaland/newsroom/Perspectives/2023/Benefits-of-Diversity-APAC-Role-in-Investment-Portfolio-Growth.html

• Worries about artificial intelligence (AI) supplanting knowledge workers have created more pain for the office market.
• A broader view on the economic impact of AI should consider possible positive impacts.
• AI could boost worker productivity and economic demand — and thus demand for other types of commercial real estate.

CBRE’s 2023 Global Occupier Sentiment Surveys feature insights from more than 400 corporate real estate executives across multi-national and domestic companies around the world. Their insights on the future of work have identified five trends that will guide global organizations as they optimize their portfolios:

• People are using the office less frequently than they did prior to the pandemic, but attendance is continuing to rise.
• Globally, the office remains a core element of corporate culture.
• Focus on portfolio optimization means more than space downsizing.
• Occupiers trade quantity for better quality space.
• Occupiers seek more flexibility in lease terms and building services.

Survey results portend an increase in office attendance globally in the coming year, especially in markets where employee return has been lagging.

本报告最初发表于 https://www.cbre.com/insights/reports/2023-office-occupier-sentiment-survey-global-summary

主要发现

随着 ChatGPT 等新产品的出现，人工智能改变全球经济的潜力已经引起了全世界的关注。

• 人工智能具有重塑房地产的巨大潜力，其近期和长期影响涵盖了新市场和资产类型的出现，以及投资和收入模式的创新。.
• 快速发展的人工智能生态系统及其配套基础设施将推动全球不同市场对房地产的需求。.
• 房地产科技的普及为人工智能在房地产领域的应用奠定了坚实的基础。各机构需要考虑如何以战略性和合乎伦理的方式利用人工智能，并在大规模应用之前进行试点，以期最终创造价值。.

Japan is the third most sought-after investment destination within APAC for Singapore-based investors, only trailing behind the Chinese Mainland and Australia.

Between 2013 and 2023, an estimated USD 16.2 billion has been injected into Japan’s commercial real estate (CRE) market. Significantly, 12% of this capital influx occurred in the first half of 2023, highlighting a pronounced surge in investor interest.

How have the Japanese government’s monetary policies impacted real estate investors?

The Japanese government’s monetary policies to stimulate domestic inflation have proven to be a significant advantage for real estate investors. This is particularly evident as the Japanese yen has recently touched multi-year lows compared to major global currencies. This trend has created a favorable environment for those in the real estate market.

Despite recent adjustments to its yield curve control targets, the yen’s depreciation against the Singapore dollar was unmistakably pronounced, hitting an unprecedented low in 2023. The added firepower has put Singapore as the top cross-border investor in Japanese real estate so far this year.

Following the lifting of pandemic control measures at the end of 2022, China’s consumer market has rebounded strongly. National total retail sales of consumer goods grew by 8.2% y-o-y in H1 2023, with the contribution rate of final consumption expenditure to economic growth reaching a record-high 77.2%. Domestic demand is now firmly established as the main engine of economic growth.

At the same time, the impact of COVID-19 on the consumption, lifestyles, and values ​​of domestic residents is accelerating the emergence of structural trends that will have a far-reaching impact on the retail sector in areas ranging from store strategy to sustainable development. These trends will also influence demand for retail properties and asset management.

This report by CBRE identifies the main trends characterising China’s retail property market in the post-pandemic era and provides recommendations for retail occupiers, investors and developers preparing to navigate what will be a critical period for the cyclical recovery of China’s retail market and normalisation of domestic consumption.

本报告最初发表于 https://www.cbre.com/insights/reports/retail-in-the-post-pandemic-era-trends-and-opportunities

Retail leasing demand in the world’s leading retail markets continues to rebound as economic activity recovers in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. The Tokyo retail market is no exception, with a resurgence in retailer demand having commenced in H2 2022.

In addition to existing retailers looking to increase their store numbers, several overseas brands have made their first ventures into the Japanese market. As was the case prior to the pandemic, Tokyo continues to be a preferred location for retailers seeking to establish or extend their store presence.

This report compares Tokyo with several of the world’s other major retail markets including New York, London, Paris, Milan, Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Singapore and explores the following factors that make Tokyo, and Japan as a whole, an attractive location for retailers to establish stores.

Tokyo: Rents are reasonable when compared to city GDP
Japan: E-commerce ratio as a percentage of total retail sales is low
Japan: Inbound tourist numbers and tourist consumption have demonstrated considerable scope for growth

本报告最初发表于 https://www.cbre.com/insights/viewpoints/tokyo-the-city-of-choice-for-retailers