Trends & Insights

Given the ups and downs of COVID-19, a delayed or reversed return to the office is affecting employees.

Technology that enables people to work from anywhere can help attract a more diverse workforce with different perspectives

Companies are starting small in order to see what works for employees

Data centers are facing labor shortages. Augmented Reality is being used to train new workers without the risk of them making mistakes while learning that could take down the cloud.

Companies look to new types of spaces for mental health benefits.

Universities are looking to partner with flexible space providers amid a revenue crunch

A readiness to pay premiums for sustainable real estate highlights the steady march of ESG

Hear what AXA Investment Managers, HSBC, and others are doing differently to keep workers happy

Swelling demand for studio space is bringing the bricks behind film sets into the spotlight

From technology to real estate footprints, companies are prioritizing resilience

Transport is being factored into the overall carbon footprint of warehouses

Investor confidence gets a boost from vaccine rollouts and economic recovery

The much-anticipated C-REITs are aimed at boosting growth while avoiding overheating

Investors are collaborating more with companies seeking top grade property

Subleases flooded city office markets at the height of the pandemic, but there are signs of a reversal

With sustainability a growing focus area, a lot is expected to change in the next few years

Singapore’s retail market was impacted during the pandemic. How does the future of retail look like now as we move into an endemic COVID-19?

Work life balance has now replaced a comfortable salary as the number one priority for employees

Hong Kong’s retail landscape is undergoing a structural change along with the rapid growth of online retail.

Hannam-dong has become Seoul’s one of the most successful commercial districts, with trendy businesses congregating to its hub, forming a cultural cluster.

COVID-19 has impacted Tokyo’s office attendance rate but added a renewed interest in wellness, as revealed by corporates and a survey by TMG.

From fiberbots to Martian concrete, how will new construction materials reshape real estate?

With challenges, come value and opportunity for the Auckland retail market.

Rising demand from the rapidly emerging TMT industry is reshaping the office market in the cities of Chengdu, Chongqing, and Xi’an in West China.