Research

"In this month's newsletter, we look at where capital is heading as markets split. Hotel investment has been moving out of the gateway cities, the best office buildings have pulled furthest ahead where tenants have the most choice, and stress in property lending is showing up outside the banks."

"Australia’s industrial market continued to rebalance in Q3. Existing stock captured more leasing activity, vacancy tightened and investment market depth improved, although difficult macro conditions continued to slow decision making"

"Australia’s Co-Living sector is moving beyond niche. With rental vacancy at historic lows and demand from single households growing, what comes next? Our inaugural report, Living, Differently: The Future of Co-Living in Australia, explores the opportunity."

"In this month’s newsletter, we take a look at how capital markets across APAC are becoming more concentrated, both in who is deploying capital and where it is going. A small group of large investors now accounts for almost half of transaction volumes, cross-border capital is taking a much bigger role in Japan, and the corporate capex cycle is increasingly concentrated in technology and resources."

"A further increase in interest rates is intensifying the pressure in Australia’s housing market. Savills Research examines the implications for home values, transaction activity, mortgage holders, investors, renters and the outlook for new housing supply."

"The Great Wealth Transfer is reshaping the geography of wealth, creating new opportunities for locations that combine business strength, wealth preservation and exceptional quality of life"

"From Store Count to Store Quality: Chinese Brands’ Evolving Retail Strategy for Asia"

"Australia’s housing market continues to weaken, but the bigger question is what comes next for supply. As post-Budget tax changes reshape investor demand, Savills Research looks at where capital is still flowing into new build product - and what that could mean for future housing delivery."

"Bond market moves, especially at the long end of the curve, have been grabbing headlines over the past few weeks. Nominal yields in some markets have climbed to levels not seen in a generation."