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APAC Office Demand Up 15.9% in 2024

APAC Office Demand Soars by 15.9% in 2024, Led by India, Australia, and Japan The demand for office space across Asia Pacific’s top markets surged by 15.9% year-on-year, reaching an impressive 8.8 million square meters in 2024, according to the latest report from Colliers. The Asia Pacific Office Market Insights H2 2024 and Outlook 2025 highlighted key factors such as corporate expansion, the return-to-office trend, and the rise of global capability centres as key drivers behind this growth. Leading the charge in office space demand were India, Australia, and Japan, with these markets showing strong growth and resilience in the

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Finance

SG’s Commercial Property Growth 2025

Singapore’s commercial property market remains a beacon of resilience, driven by economic stability, government support, and evolving investor preferences. As the world navigates economic uncertainties, Singapore continues to attract capital, reinforcing its status as a top-tier investment destination. Resilience Amidst Global Challenges “As a global financial hub with political stability and pro-business policies, Singapore continues to attract capital despite shifting market dynamics,” said Kristin Thorsteins, co-founder and managing partner at Portman Investment Pte Ltd and chairperson for the PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Singapore) judging panel. Expanding Beyond Traditional Commercial Assets A key driver of continued investment is diversification beyond traditional

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Australia News

AU 2nd for Cross-Border Property Deals

Sydney Ranks 2nd for Cross-Border Real Estate Investment in Asia Pacific: CBRE Report Sydney has emerged as a leading destination for cross-border real estate investment in the Asia Pacific region, ranking second after Tokyo, according to CBRE’s 2025 Asia Pacific Investor Intentions Survey. The city’s appeal stems from asset repricing and expected declines in debt costs, making it an attractive market for investors. Investment Trends in Sydney and Australia Sydney’s strong ranking reflects a broader trend of selective investor interest in Australian markets. Melbourne and Brisbane, ranked seventh, continue to attract cautious yet consistent attention from investors. Core assets are

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