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Asia Pacific Investment Quarterly Q2/2022
"Asia Pacific Investment Quarterly for Q2/2022 covers all major investment transactions of 16 cities in 10 countries around the region."
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"Asia Pacific Investment Quarterly for Q2/2022 covers all major investment transactions of 16 cities in 10 countries around the region."
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"Rising interest rates and inflation affect sectors differently, but for now, real estate looks like a beneficiary."
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"Despite the short-term uncertainties, the fundamentals driving demand for tourism and hospitality in Asia-Pacific are set to see a resurgence."
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"Latest research report on Asia Pacific Data Centers Demand published by Savills, provides a holistic growth analysis, market size, demand and types of service model."
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"Savills Asia Pacific Real Estate Investment Country Guide 2022 covers 13 countries around the region including Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, Vietnam, UK and US."

"Interest in environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues among both investors and corporates has ballooned in recent years as a means of assessing the non-financial/social impacts of business decisions."

"Asia Pacific Investment Quarterly for Q1/2022 covers all major investment transactions of 16 cities in 10 countries around the region."
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"China has been the manufacturing epicentre of the world over recent decades, playing a vital role in the global supply chain. Its manufacturing output reached US$3.8 trillion in 2020, equivalent to 29% of the world’s total."
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"Explore latest research report on Asia Pacific Retail Property February 2022 published by Savills. Explore industry analysis, country-wise trends, segment data, market growth & new business opportunity."
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"It is worth noting that this covers the 'prime-prime' segment of most major property sectors in key cities around the region and should not be confused with the market overall, particularly when comparing market cycles."