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November 22
Lack of Development spurs continued growth in Global industrial

Lack of Development spurs continued growth in Global industrial rents Logistics operators and retail distributors drive occupier demand
 
A lack of significant new development fuelled global growth in prime industrial rents in 2011 and will underpin continued rent increases over the next two years, according to new research from global property adviser CBRE.

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PR_Global Industrial MarketView Q3 2011.pdfPR_Global Industrial MarketView Q3 2011.pdf

November 17
Luxury residential market in Asia set to weaken

Luxury residential market in Asia set to weaken further as buyers turn more cautious
 
Buyers of luxury residential property in Asia turned more cautious in the third quarter under the impact of the faltering recovery in the United States, deepening Eurozone debt crisis and property cooling measures implemented by various governments across the region. Transaction volume in all markets recorded a significant decline y-o-y in the third quarter, with home sales in Hong Kong slumping to the lowest level recorded since 2009.

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PR_Asia Luxury Residential Q3 2011.pdfPR_Asia Luxury Residential Q3 2011.pdf

November 14
Logistics rental growth in Asia Pacific

Logistics rental growth in Asia Pacific accelerates in Q3 but growth in land and capital values slows
 
Growth in the CBRE Asia Pacific Logistics Rental Index accelerated to 2.0% q-o-q in the third quarter compared to 1.4% q-o-q in the second quarter. This was largely due to the strong performance of key Greater China markets, where retailers competed to secure quality logistics space in prime areas in anticipation of peak retail consumption during the Lunar New Year in January. Logistics rents in the Pacific held firm, although some markets recorded significant fluctuations.

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PR_ Asia Pacific Industrial Market Q3 2011.pdfPR_ Asia Pacific Industrial Market Q3 2011.pdf

November 10
Prime retail rental growth in Asia Pacific

Prime retail rental growth in Asia Pacific strengthens in Q3 despite global economic worries
 
The CBRE Asia Pacific Prime Rental Index recorded another solid period in the third quarter despite the uncertain global economic picture, with growth accelerating to 2.4% q-o-q compared to 1.6% q-o-q in the second quarter. Greater China remained a key driver of regional rental growth as key markets in the PRC saw retailers expand aggressively on the back of strong domestic retail spending. Hong Kong and Singapore were the other standout performers in Asia, whilst rental growth slowed in the Pacific.

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PR_ Asia Pacific Retail Market Q3 2011.pdfPR_ Asia Pacific Retail Market Q3 2011.pdf

November 08
Asia Pacific Remains Well Placed to Weather Short-term Volatility Despite Slowing Office Rental Growth

Expansionary demand for prime office space remained firm in Greater China in the third quarter but other key markets saw corporate activity decline amid the uncertain global economic outlook. The CBRE Asia Pacific Office Rent Index mildly increased by 2.2% q-o-q in the third quarter, the lowest rate of growth recorded since the third quarter 2010 as corporate turned more cautious. Cost reduction continued to drive demand for office space in Hong Kong and in Tokyo, whilst in Singapore the flow of leasing deals also began to ease.

 

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PR_ Asia Pacific Office Market Q3 2011.pdfPR_ Asia Pacific Office Market Q3 2011.pdf

November 03
Market Sentiment remains positive

Market Sentiment remains positive but deal flow weakens towards end of third quarter

Commercial real estate sales in Asia Pacific increased 36% q-o-q in the third quarter of 2011, although the bulk of the deals were completed in July and transaction volume tapered off in the following two months. Transaction volume in Asia grew by 55% q-o-q whilst the Pacific was largely unchanged, according to CBRE’s Asia Pacific Capital Markets MarketView report for Q3 2011. 
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