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Article - Asia Pacific Real Estate Investment Increases by 13% in Q124 - Investment volumes in the first quarter of 2024 totalled US$30.5 billion, representing the only region globally to see year-on-year growth

While some Asian property markets have seen sharp declines in prices and transactions, borrowing costs are not the only factor at play in the region. The supply-demand imbalance, for one, is just as important, if not more so.

KUALA LUMPUR: Global real estate consulting firm JLL has maintained an optimistic outlook on market activity in Malaysia, aligning with positive macroeconomic expectations. 

Over the holidays into the new year, this author had some lively and intense exchanges with some highly knowledgeable mining gurus about Ghana’s ongoing lithium foray.

According to JLL, commercial real estate investment activity in Asia Pacific declined 22% year-on-year in the third quarter of 2023, recording the lowest quarterly figure since Q2 2010.

Commercial investment in the Asia Pacific region has plummeted a staggering 22 per cent since Q3 last year.

Nick Stone and Stuart Crow have come a long way from the neighbouring four-hectare (10-acre) blocks on Howards Lane in Kyabram where they grew up.

Africa-focused lithium exploration and development company Atlantic Lithium says nonexecutive director Stuart Crow will step down with immediate effect to focus on his other business interests. He has served on the Atlantic board for ten years.

Real estate deal activity in Japan has been among the strongest in the world this year, buoyed by its interest rate policy that has been widely credited for keeping its real estate resilient.

Mirae Asset hires former BlackRock executive for China role; Ex-HKMA chief joins Web3 institute; GPIF's former RE head joins Capitaland; Janus Henderson hires sales management director; Aviva Investors hires for APAC client team; and more.