[Audio] Workspaces in Asia: Adapting to remote work trends
Find out how remote work is reshaping commercial real estate
Find out how remote work is reshaping commercial real estate
In this episode, we explore the future of workspaces in Asia, where remote work trends are changing the game for commercial real estate
High-end locations gain traction as Cambodia's property sector sees revival and new investor profiles emerge
Seamlessly quilted into Singapore’s dense downtown core, Frasers Tower is a next-generation tower with a new set of tech-forward and sustainable features
The former consumer durables leader brings a youthful, transformative energy to Max Group
The exec marks three decades in the business with a great legacy and an eye towards the future
The sector is expected to reach USD1 trillion market size by 2030 and will make up for 13 percent of the country’s GDP by 2025
Strong U.S. dollar, favourable rates, and promising developer terms are among the top reasons why the island country is poised to become an investment hotspot
To prevent burnout, Senate introduces bill to respect employees’ “rest hours”
As investors pick up on the growing optimism in the region, analysts forecast strong demand in expanding their portfolios
Flexible work arrangements to have “muted” impact on demand
The future for Asia’s commercial real estate sector looks more secure as hybrid and more traditional office models regain momentum
The JLL Human Performance Indicator (HPI) reveals the equation for high performance, which is a mix of outstanding offices and flexible work
The pandemic may have slowed the momentum of the co-working trend, but pioneers in the industry believe their models can adapt
2021 urban fit-out costs predicted to stay down
The breathtaking development goes high and low with panoramic residences, strata office spaces and subterranean retail options
From office expansions to flexible workspaces to remote working options
With property giant CapitaLand, who owns 53 malls in China, the latest to follow such precautionary measures
In the hope of reclaiming their position in the industry following the Hong Kong mall closure
Residential segment meanwhile languishing in the doldrums
First-half transactions slower compared to last year, however
Options will remain limited between 2019 and 2020 though
English learning centres to drive demand for workspaces in Metro Cebu