CBRE’s 2017 Asia Pacific Real Estate Market Outlook - Opportunities in the New Normal – identifies and explains the key themes set to shape the regional property market over the coming year. Investors with a stronger appetite for risk are expected to seek opportunities outside gateway cities in locations offering attractive pricing.
The low yield environment will continue to encourage investors to look outside conventional asset classes as they try to take advantage of new demand resulting from changes in consumer behaviour. Global economic uncertainty will drive a stronger occupier focus on portfolio optimisation. Companies will be more cautious towards investment and expansion, and execute strategies that improve operational efficiency. Softening demand and new supply will drive an emphasis on placemaking and prompt landlords to be more creative and proactive in managing their tenant community.
January 10,
Hanoi, Lotte Center Hotel.
January 12,
Ho Chi Minh City, Park Hyatt Saigon.
January 13,
Shenzhen, Langham.
January 17,
Beijing, China World Hotel.
January 18,
Shanghai, Four Seasons.
January 20,
Kuala Lumpur, TPCKL
January 24,
Singapore, Arts House.
February 14,
Seoul, Four Seasons.
February 22,
Sydney, Sydney Conservatorium of Music.
March 7,
Brisbane, Blackbird.
March 9,
Park Hyatt Melbourne.
March 14,
Hilton Auckland.
April 5,
Hong Kong, Asia Society Hong Kong Center
May 9,
Hilton Adelaide.
May 11,
Perth, Rambla on Swan.
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