Asia Pacific Research

Savills has a dedicated team focusing on the Asia Pacific research. With a network of offices across Asia Pacific our team is able to monitor and analyse markets and trends throughout the Asian property world. Its expertise is used to enhance all Savills services as well as providing bespoke research services to departments' own clients.

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World Cities Review
21 September 2011

Savills World Cities Review takes a detailed look at ten cities competing for residential investment on the world stage.

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Beijing Residential: 1H, 2013

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HCMC - Savills Property Price Index (SPPI)

20 May 2013

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Australian Hotels Briefing, Q1, 2013

17 May 2013

Occupancy across Australia dropped to 76.1% in March 2013 compared with 77.3% 12 months earlier.

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Hong Kong Residential Sales Briefing

16 May 2013

New government measures have brought the market to a near standstill and further price falls can be expected before volumes are re-activated.

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Singapore Retail Briefing, Q1 2013

13 May 2013

“A large pipeline of supply looms in the suburbs, butwell-located and -positioned malls in the heartlands may still buck the trend to command premium rents.”Alan Cheong, Savills Research

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Hong Kong Sales & Investment Briefing

08 May 2013

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Spotlight Sydney Residential Q1/2013

07 May 2013

Off the plan luxury apartment transactions have increased over the last 12 months.

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Asia Pacific Investment Quarterly Q1, 2013

03 May 2013

In China, the commercial markets are starting to feel the effects of softening demand and abundant new supply. In the residential sector prices are again starting to rise rapidly, but this time central government is adopting a more nuanced approach by letting local governments adapt and interpret policies for their local markets.

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Spotlight Melbourne CBD Retail Q1/2013

02 May 2013

The latest Retail Trade figures reveal a 1.3% rise in February seasonally adjusted, which followed a 1.2% rise in January.

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