Commercial Real Estate Investment Declined By 66 Percent In Q1

By Author: David Tan
Total Articles: 434
Comment this article

Property consultancy JLL covered that commercial real estate investment slumped by 66% to nearly US$700 million. The downslope was chiefly attributable to the deficiency of high-priced dealings during the quarter as the demands of investors were damaged by the rising list of vacancies and the record count of new completions. There is a profound drop down of Singapore commercial segment in the initial quarter of 2016.

In yearly foundation for first quarter of 2016, commercial property investment for Asia Pacific will potentially drop down by 5 percent to US$24 billion while investment intensity by value internationally is predicted to drop by 5 percent. Also, the prime office sector and excellent rates is forecasted to experience a drop down of lease approximately 10 to 20 per centum this 2016.