Ok, boomers, Gen X’ers: Where are they now in their property journeys?
Ageing societies in Southeast Asia mean that catering to the requirements of mature investors will be a key challenge for developers
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Property for the people
Players in the real estate industry around Asia are getting serious about investing in environmental, social, and governance (ESG)
Where Gen Z and millennials stand now on the property ladder
The buying ambitions of young property seekers around Southeast Asia are being stymied by a range of factors
Is sustainability a luxury not everyone can afford?
Global brand IKEA believes that, as a business, they possess huge responsibilities that impact the world’s most topical, critical needs
Watch: Six ideas to shape our cities
In this special lecture, I provide a glimpse into the challenges and opportunities that today’s society faces
Green momentum grows in Asia, propelled by disruptors and innovators
With sustainability in sharper focus than ever before, visionary entrepreneurs around Asia are helping to steer the real estate industry on a mindful track
Pandemic prompts Asian cities to face reality and push for a low-carbon, resilient future
The pandemic may just be the catalyst for meaningful progress in areas such as green building, digital infrastructure, and urban planning
How tokenisation is democratising real estate
Tokenisation has the potential to eliminate paper trails and make real estate investment liquid, transparent, and inclusive
Watch: The effects of COVID-19 on future built environment thinking
How has COVID-19 transformed the way in which we use space to live, work, play or learn?
Southeast Asia in recovery, shows promise for the real estate sector
Constituent nations are emerging from the pandemic, with their real estate sectors showing unmistakable signs of life
Watch: A conversation with Tim Stonor
Prof. Jason Pomeroy, past Asia Real Estate Summit speaker, interviews an urbanist with a passion for more quantifiable methods of predicting pedestrian mobility through cities
A multi-faceted living solution in the heart of Bangkok
Thailand’s greying population and tradition of intergenerational engagement are key factors in the conceptualisation of Mulberry Grove Sukhumvit
This is the world’s first EDGE Zero Carbon building
Arthaland Century Pacific Tower in Metro Manila is one the most striking examples of green architecture in Asia
Australia’s growing popularity with Asian developers and investors obstructed by COVID-19
Geographical proximity, solid profitability, and a transparent real estate market have all contributed to Australia’s soaring popularity with Asian investors and developers
Pioneering leaders of today envision a greener world, appeal to help confront the climate crisis
The question of how to tackle the climate crisis is sparking creative solutions from forest cities to carbon-negative buildings
South Asian nations cautiously optimistic amid post-pandemic recovery
Competing factors ranging from political instability to ill-fated reforms may have adversely affected property markets
Rising sea levels put Southeast Asia’s coastal cities at risk
Unchecked developments, urbanisation, poverty and environmental degradation could all spell disaster for Southeast Asia’s coastal cities
Is your hotel doing right by the environment?
An industry insider and sustainability expert gave us the lowdown on how the sector can minimise its carbon footprint
Buildings under construction: The impact on the environment and on its workforce
These structures enable us to live a more comfortable lifestyle in cities, but we must not forget its drawbacks
If green buildings are crucial to addressing climate change, why aren’t we seeing more of them?
Industry experts reveal what’s stopping developers from going green – and it all boils down to lack of finances
Can urban planning prevent the emergence of future pandemics?
We dig deep to determine the root cause behind the COVID-19 outbreak
Asia’s unsustainable capitals prompt governments to consider relocation
The current situation in urban cities are forcing governments to consider moving out of town
Urban buildings: The cause of pollution and the ultimate solution
By 2060, we will have approximately two trillion square feet of buildings across the globe
Singapore considers floating structures as solution to land scarcity
As Singapore runs out of land to build new developments, experts have come up with a futuristic solution
