CBRE’s survey of more than 120 retail leasing market professionals in Asia Pacific reveals that retailers’ expansionary demand remains strong as they seek to revitalise their store networks post-pandemic.
主要研究結果包括：
- 76% of retail brokers reported leasing enquiries for new setups, expansion and upgrading, indicating appetite for more space.
- More than two-thirds reported an increase in leasing enquiries and site inspections in Q1 2024, indicating that regional leasing activity is likely to remain strong in the coming months.
- As vacancy in prime areas contracts further, half of the respondents – the highest proportion since 2023 – expressed the view that retail leasing market dynamics are shifting in favour of landlords.
- Positive retail leasing sentiment across all Asia Pacific markets, with the strongest improvement observed in Japan.
- Retailers across Asia Pacific are displaying a very strong preference for prime core retail space.
- Most retailers plan to retain or increase their real estate budget and store footprint in 2024.
- Amid a global shift in consumer spending towards eating out and experiences, F&B remains the most active retail trade in Asia Pacific, with demand the strongest in Singapore and Southeast Asia.
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