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The Asia-Pacific region has had two major dark clouds hanging over it throughout the recent cycle: firstly, the impact of rising US interest rates; (...)
As we approach the half way point of 2015, a quick survey of markets across Asia-Pacific presents quite a diverse picture. The region’s economies (...)
With Asia Pacific continuing to be the growth engine of the world economy, it is no surprise that many international law firms are enlarging (...)
Knight Frank has assembled the views of its research teams across the region as to the outlook for the residential and commercial property markets (...)
The first six months of 2013 has seen the Chinese residential market continue to dominate headlines within the region. The market, which is more (...)
This interest in cross-border investment should perhaps come as no surprise as wealthy individuals look for safe haven investments in the light of on-going (...)
The Asia-Pacific Prime Office Index increased 1.7% over the quarter, down slightly from the 2.0% recorded in the previous quarter. The Asia-Pacific vacancy rate (...)
Three key worries for the world economy have been mitigated as we enter 2013, which gives us cautious cause for optimism. Firstly, the ECB’ss (...)
In 2013, we expect prime residential prices across the 14 cities included in our forecast to rise by 2.5% on average, with Moscow, Miami (...)
While the global economic recovery remains fragile, there has been some positive news as we move towards the end of 2012, including the announcement (...)
With the ambitious target of implementing the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Economic Community (AEC) by 2015, the opportunities for corporate occupiers and (...)
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