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Hong Kong Property: Office Net Absorption Turns Positive as Mass Residential Values Tick Up

Hong Kong Property: Office Net Absorption Turns Positive as Mass Residential Values Tick Up

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Hong Kong Property: Office Net Absorption Turns Positive as Mass Residential Values Tick Up
Office Sector:  Hong Kong’s office market showed signs of recovery in July 2025, with a positive net absorption of 189,500 sq ft, largely driven by a flight-to-quality trend as tenants take advantage of softening rents. While the overall Grade A office vacancy rate improved slightly to 11.6%, certain submarkets like Kowloon East and Wanchai/Causeway Bay…
01/10/2025651Views0Likes0Comments
Phillipines city landscape
Newsletter Philippines
Philippines Opens Doors to Global Investors with 99-Year Land Lease & Major Industrial Expansion in Tarlac
written by EMMANUEL ANDREW VENTURINA, Head of IQI Philippines The Philippines government's new 99-year land lease policy under President Ferdinand Marcos marks a strategic shift aimed at boosting foreign investment. Historically, foreigners were restricted from owning land and could only lease it for limited durations. This new long-term lease policy offers foreign investors near-ownership security,…
01/10/2025692Views0Likes0Comments
vietnam property
Newsletter Vietnam
HCMC Apartment Prices Soar, Outpacing Landed Homes as Foreign Investment Fuels Vietnam Property
written by DUSTIN TRUNG NGUYEN, Head of IQI Vietnam Vietnam’s real estate sector is increasingly attracting foreign investors through mergers and acquisitions (M&A), driven by economic recovery and rising demand.  The first half of 2025 saw a number of notable foreign-led transactions. These include CapitaLand’s US$553 million acquisition of a project from Becamex IDC; the…
01/10/2025596Views0Likes0Comments
Canada Newsletter
Canada’s Housing Market 2025 Summary
written by YOUSAF IQBAL, Head of IQI Canada Canada’s housing market remained steady yet subdued in August 2025. The national average home price edged up to C$672,800, but experts still anticipate a 2% annual decline. Affordability remains a major challenge, with recovery to pre-pandemic levels not expected for at least two years, even amid interest…
01/10/2025622Views6Likes0Comments
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