This year, Cushman and Wakefield assume
that the Asia Pacific’s markets will continue to strive, parallel to the rising
worldwide economy and growing domestic demand.
The gradual rise in property investment within
the Asia Pacific supports the assumption – Cushman and Wakefield predict a 7 to
8% increase in the activity.
The Asia Pacific region saw an increase in investment within all areas of the
Asia Pacific in 2013, with a 25% increase delivering a volume of US$568.6billion
at the end of the year, equivalent to 48% of the global market. Cushman and Wakefield concluded that rises would continue for at least two years as economic growth results in growing demand within the property industry, which in turn pushes rent higher.
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