Here’s an overview of the latest investment trends in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region, where investment has grown for the third consecutive quarter on an annualized basis. In Q2, we saw a 2% increase, leading to a 7% rise in the first half of the year. Performance Highlights by Country: - Japan: The most active market in the region, driven by increased hotel transactions, supported by a weak yen and a booming tourism industry. - Australia: Saw a 73% year-on-year surge in investment, boosted by major deals in the office and industrial sectors. - Singapore: Family offices showed growing interest in the retail sector. Other Key Markets: - South Korea: Activity primarily driven by owner-occupation. - India: Foreign institutional capital focused on office assets in major cities. #realestate #APAC #investmenttrends #offices #hospitality
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Why Singapore is an interesting market for Swedish companies? Did you know that Singapore, a leading financial hub in Southeast Asia, presents numerous opportunities for Swedish companies aiming to expand their footprint in the region? Here are five key market insights that highlight why Singapore is an attractive market for Swedish businesses: • Super-Ageing Society by 2030: Singapore will be one of the world's super-ageing societies, presenting unique opportunities in sectors catering to an older population. • High GDP per Capita: With a high GDP per capita, ranked 10 globally in per capita GDP in 2023, Singapore demonstrates strong purchasing power, making it a lucrative market for premium products and services. • Regional Hub: Singapore serves as a key regional hub with excellent connectivity through flights and its status as a financial center, providing a strategic gateway to surrounding markets. • Major Infrastructure Projects: Home to significant infrastructure projects like Changi Airport and the Tuas Port, Singapore is at the forefront of regional development and innovation. • Smart Manufacturing: Singapore is a leading hub for advanced manufacturing with strong demand for cutting edge manufacturing tools and industry 4.0 solutions. The nation's proximity to low-cost production bases such as Batam, Indonesia also enables companies to outsource mass-production of less sophisticated products and components. Contact Business Sweden in Singapore to learn more: Emil Akander | Rickard Levin | Andrea Staxberg | Marcus Kuusinen | Lina Balsyte | Cassandra Chua | Alison Wee | Jacinta Ng | Yin Choo Lee | Moa Ståhlberg | Nicholas Song | Clarence Chia | Sandy Chua #FocusAsia #BusinessSweden #Singapore #MarketInsights #BusinessOpportunities #SwedishCompanies #Investment
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Investment volumes in APAC, fuelled by a robust office sector, climbed 2% year-on-year (YoY) to reach US$27.3 billion in Q2 2024, extending its positive momentum for a third quarter. The rise represents a 7% increase in transactions for the first half of the year. The Japanese market remained the most active in the region, benefitting from a surge in hotel deals fuelled by a weak yen and a thriving tourism industry. Australia was a standout performer with a 73% YoY jump in investments on the back of major office and industrial deals, while Singapore saw family offices more active in retail. Activity in South Korea was mainly driven by owner occupation, while and foreign institutional capital took interest in India’s office assets in gateway cities. Read the report here: https://lnkd.in/gQ5GxpE7 Stuart Crow | Rohit Hemnani | Tim Graham | Paul Brindley | Martijn van Eldik | Nihat Can Ercan #CapitalMarketsatJLL #commercialrealestate #cre #capitalmarkets #realestate #investment
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