China firmly set in Asia's top 5 for real estate investment
It has joined Japan, South Korea, Australia and Singapore in the top five in Asia, property giant JL
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It has joined Japan, South Korea, Australia and Singapore in the top five in Asia, property giant JL
Investor confidence in Asia Pacific real estate remains strong, but heightened competition for assets will emerge as a more considerable challenge for investors in 2022 when deploying capital. According to data and analysis published in JLL’s (NYSE: JLL) Investor Sentiment Barometer 2022, 82% of investors identified competition for assets as a significant challenge to their investment strategies in 2022.
According to data and analysis published in JLL's Asia Pacific Capital Tracker 4Q21, full year 2021 Asia Pacific investment volumes rose 26% year-on-year, led by a surge of activity in Australia and China, and the continued resilience of Japan.
Investors have inked a string of large commercial real estate deals recently in Asia Pacific, a sign of emerging confidence for a sector where allocations continue to increase.
JLL Commercial property investments in the region reached US$177 billion, led by activity in Australia, China and Japan.