Asian property market prospects brighten as US-China trade situation eases, despite the social situation in Hong Kong

Bangalore and Hyderabad should be two of Asia's three fastest-growing cities over the next five years, with Shenzhen and Guangzhou also strong

Persistent very low real interest rates to support sentiment and confidence among occupiers and owners

Hong Kong, Singapore and Tokyo, followed by Shanghai, to remain Asia's top occupier locations despite near-term pressures in Hong Kong and Shanghai

Bangalore, Manila and Singapore should see firm rent growth over five years; Hong Kong rents to decline further

Aggregate property investment volume for Asia to pick up in 2020: predicting a 7% increase to USD129 billion.

Singapore and Tokyo office, hotel and retail assets hold investment appeal

Logistics sector in China, South Korea and India and data centres promise higher returns, but investing in these areas requires expertise

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