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RE Chatter Speaker Series

A series of virtual fireside chats exploring the latest industry insights, market intelligence and vital trends, hosted by CBRE APAC Reserach.

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2023 APAC Mid-Year Real Estate Market Outlook

Date

Aug 15, 2023
(TUE)

Time

12:00pm - 1:00pm (HKT)

Against a backdrop of rising inflation, interest rate hikes and ongoing uncertainty, how has Asia Pacific's commercial real estate market fared in the first half of 2023, and what is the outlook for the rest of the year? How has occupier and investor sentiment changed, and what are the opportunities and strategies they can explore to navigate this challenging environment?

Join us for a deeper dive into the key trends that will shape Asia Pacific’s commercial real estate market for the rest of the year. Our RE Chatter Speaker Series event will commence with a brief overview presented by CBRE Research, followed by an interactive 45-minute fireside discussion with our experts, covering a wide variety of topics ranging from investment strategies and occupier trends to valuation implications.

Featured Speakers

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Dr. Henry Chin

Global Head of Investor Thought Leadership & Head of Research, APAC

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Ada Choi, CFA

Head of Occupier Research & Data Intelligence and Management, Asia Pacific

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Greg Hyland

Head of Capital Markets, Asia Pacific, CBRE

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Danny Mohr

Head of International Valuation, Asia Pacific

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Rohini Saluja

Managing Director, Advisory & Transaction Services, Asia Pacific

RE Chatter Summary Replays

As the Asia Pacific commercial real estate market experiences rapid increases in financing costs, attention is turning to the sizable volume of outstanding senior loans due to mature. This could lead to a funding gap in the coming years.

CBRE estimates that there is currently US$177 billion of outstanding senior commercial real estate debt in Asia Pacific, with a debt funding gap of US$5.8 billion set to emerge in the region between 2023 and 2025. What are the factors underpinning the debt funding gap, and which markets and sectors are likely to face the biggest gap?

Join us at RE Chatter Speaker Series: Analysing the Funding Gap of APAC CRE Debt Market, where we will answer these questions and discuss the implications for investors, borrowers and lenders. Our RE Chatter Speaker Series event will feature a brief overview presented by CBRE Research, followed by an interactive 45-minute fireside discussion with our experts across Asia Pacific.

Despite the rapid change and uncertainty experienced worldwide last year, CBRE retains a relatively positive outlook for the Asia Pacific commercial real estate market in 2023.

From an economic perspective, inflation is expected to ease, and interest rates in the region are set to stabilise in the second half of 2023. We expect to see several bright spots and growth opportunities across all sectors.

Join us as we discuss these growth opportunities, and explore the key trends that will shape Asia Pacific’s commercial real estate sector in 2023. Our RE Chatter Speaker Series event will commence with a brief overview presented by CBRE Research, followed by an interactive 45-minute fireside discussion with our experts, covering a range of topics including occupier trends, investment strategies and valuation implications.

How will rising inflation, interest rate hikes and ongoing pandemic-related uncertainty impact Asia Pacific’s commercial real estate sector for the remainder of 2022 and beyond? How will this influence investment sentiment and activity across the region?

The weaker economic outlook is set to weigh on leasing and investment activity across key sectors in H2 2022, with office occupiers reassessing corporate real estate strategies and logistics rental growth momentum expected to weaken. While retail sales growth should remain steady, the rental recovery will be muted.

Join us for a deeper dive into the key trends that will shape Asia Pacific’s commercial real estate sector for the rest of the year. Our RE Chatter Speaker Series event will commence with a brief overview presented by CBRE Research followed by an interactive 45-minute fireside discussion with our experts, covering a wide variety of topics ranging from investment strategies and occupier trends to valuation implications.

Despite the ongoing challenges related to the Covid-19 pandemic and the emergence of new variants, the 2022 outlook for Asia Pacific’s commercial real estate industry is positive. Demand for office space continues to increase, with several markets seeing a return to rental growth, while investment volume is projected to return to pre-pandemic levels. There are significant growth opportunities across sectors, with industrial & logistics and life sciences gaining momentum, and retailers cautiously aiming to expand, with a stronger focus on enhancing customer experience.

CBRE invites you to join our upcoming event, 2022 Asia Pacific Market Outlook: Harnessing Growth, Navigating Uncertainty, where our experts will delve deeper into their outlook and opportunities for the year ahead across five key areas: Economy, Office, Industrial & Logistics, Retail, and Capital Markets.

The virtual event will feature a brief overview presented by CBRE Research, followed by an interactive 45-minute fireside discussion and a Q&A session.

The first instalment of our RE Chatter virtual series will kick off with "The Future of Office," which has been a hot topic of discussion both within and outside of the real estate industry.

While pandemic-related disruption to office occupiers in Asia Pacific is diminishing, the outlook remains uncertain. Increasingly, long-term real estate strategy planning is being shaped by trends such as greater flexibility and the adoption of new working models.

What can asset owners do to prepare for the future of the office? Is hybrid working here to stay? How does creating a positive employee and client experience build a competitive advantage? How can investors, fund managers and landlords hedge against the new normal?

Join us as we discuss these timely questions at the inaugural RE Chatter by CBRE session. The virtual event will start with a short overview presented by CBRE Research, followed by a 30-minute fireside chat with our partners and a question and answer segment.

With Asia Pacific home to approximately 60% of the global population, growing demand for pharmaceuticals from this large and ageing population, coupled with supportive government policies, a steady flow of M&A activity and the expansion of R&D capacity, are fueling occupier demand for life sciences real estate in the region.

The life sciences industry’s role at the forefront of combatting the COVID-19 pandemic has also generated substantial requirements for real estate to test, produce and store vaccines, medicines and related products, adding to already significant demand.

As these significant macro trends converge, CBRE is tracking an increasing interest from investors eyeing this exciting and dynamic asset class.

Join us as we delve deeper into the key trends shaping the life sciences sector in Asia Pacific, as well as their implications for the future, at our RE Chatter by CBRE webinar. The virtual event will start with a brief overview presented by CBRE Research, followed by an interactive 30-minute fireside discussion with our partners and a Q&A segment.

Since the onset of the Covid-19, the Asia Pacific logistics sector has performed resiliently on the back of accelerating e-commerce penetration, the advancement of omnichannel retail, and increasing supply chain-related requirements. With the logistics sector expected to enjoy another year of growth in 2022, what are the trends and opportunities ahead for the sector? What is top of mind for logistics occupiers, and what are their priorities and strategies? How is the "China plus One" strategy impacting the SEA market? What are the key features of next generation logistics facilities? Which markets are the most attractive?

Join us as we address these questions and delve deeper into the key trends shaping the logistics sector in Asia Pacific, at our RE Chatter Speaker Series webinar. The virtual event will start with a brief overview presented by CBRE Research, followed by an interactive 45-minute fireside discussion with our experts across Asia Pacific.

With the pandemic now well into its third year, nearly all markets in Asia Pacific have adopted a policy of living with COVID-19. Companies are displaying a clear shift towards embracing real estate strategies that recognise this trend, with the most significant policies being the adoption of flexible work and the conception of new workplace policies to facilitate this change.

Recent CBRE Research shows a strong consensus among occupiers in Asia Pacific that the development of agile portfolios and real estate strategies needs to be prioritised as flexible working patterns become the norm. Other areas of focus include strengthening workplace health and wellness.

Join us as we delve deeper into the major trends shaping the office sector in Asia Pacific and the key features of post-pandemic real estate strategies, at our RE Chatter Speaker Series. The virtual event will start with a brief overview presented by CBRE Research, followed by an interactive 45-minute fireside discussion with our partners.

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