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Proptech start-ups are both driving change and catering to the changing demands of the real estate industry in Asia Pacific.
Across Asia governments and city dwellers are taking a greater interest in the development and enhancement of the region's public spaces.
Expanding cities and changing weather patterns are leaving urban areas vulnerable to flooding; better building design and planning are needed.
The world's leading global cities may be sitting on top of the pile for now but they have a group of ambitious contenders challenging their dominance.
Countries across Asia Pacific are gearing up for the smart cities revolution with the likes of Singapore and Macau in pole position.
Cities have always required different public bodies to work together to create spaces that are able to meet the needs of local residents.
Progressive and productive spaces - both indoors and outdoors - can only be achieved by designing consciously for people.
With the exponential growth of smart phone adoption, a flourishing start-up scene and booming ecommerce, the tech sector in Asia Pacific is expanding fast.
Hotels are well versed in making guests feel on top of the world but a growing number are now letting them dine and sleep high in the sky.
Our cities are attracting ever growing numbers of people, but as they grow upwards and outwards there’s a danger the human touch gets lost amid all the concrete, steel and glass.
While some of the big names still appear in the top eight, there are a number of cities which are a little more off the beaten investment track.
With growing urban populations and potential investors showing their interest, governments are keen to embark on long-talked of rail modernization projects.
Landlords and retailers in Hong Kong are adopting green initiatives towards a more sustainable shopping environment.
High streets and shopping malls in India have transformed from competitors into complementary players in the urban retail landscape
Gaming, AIGC and online education sub-sectors are expected to lead the expansion of the IT industry in China’s office market in the near future.
Private wealth growth and a business-friendly reputation attract a flurry of new international retailers to Singapore, which bodes well for the retail property market.
While headwinds persist, the logistics & industrial sector remains a relative bright spot for many investors.
China's growing sportswear market drives retail leasing demand in Shanghai.
Sustainability is increasingly vital in real estate, but are home buyers in Hong Kong willing to pay more for a green home?
Amid Indonesia’s rapid logistics and industrial growth, a multi-storey warehouse appears to answer the future needs of urban logistics.
Population growth will underpin retail fundamentals over the long term.
Landlords adapt to rising demand driven by flexible workspaces, which are reshaping Bangkok's commercial real estate.
The 'Digital India’ programme, fintech in leasing, and government measures are creating an ideal ecosystem for fintech to flourish in Mumbai.
Discover upcoming plans in Singapore’s decentralised offices and how they will benefit occupiers.
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