With workplace stress and burnout a growing issue for companies, good office design can boost wellbeing and help employees to stay on top of their job.

Service and technology are reaching new levels in the office to enable a happier and more efficient workforce

Landlords are incorporating flexible space in their buildings, prioritizing it as an essential feature. By doing this, they aim to unlock more cash flow and even build a pipeline of future tenants.

Disruption has been upending business models for decades, but now there are no excuses to be unprepared. Here are five tips from experts on staying disruptive to avoid disruption in the digital age.

Flexible space remains popular among start-ups and small firms. But now even corporate occupiers are increasingly incorporating it into their Asia Pacific leasing strategies.

Amid a growing focus on wellbeing, quiet spaces are becoming an increasingly common feature of today’s offices

Let’s look at what the future of work looks like and the four primary areas that smart companies are focusing on to harness change.

The beginning of a new workspace culture

The effects of the GFC were wide-reaching, and real estate has been far from immune.

After two consecutive quarters of declines, investment in global commercial real estate has picked up.

The latest trends in residential markets for Q3 2019 across Asia Pacific.

The latest trends in retail markets for Q3 2019 across Asia Pacific.

The latest trends in office markets for Q3 2019 across Asia Pacific

This year’s Single’s Day in China set a spending record this week, demonstrating the continued strength of the e-commerce market.

Sri Lanka, the fabled ‘Pearl of the Indian Ocean’, with a total population approaching 21.0 million people is creating wealth steadily, and is transitioning to join the ranks of higher middle-income countries from the previous lower middle-income category.

Sri Lanka, the fabled ‘Pearl of the Indian Ocean’, with a total population approaching 21.0 million people is creating wealth steadily, and is transitioning to join the ranks of higher middle-income countries from the previous lower middle-income category.

Sri Lanka is now in the midst of a promising period of rapid economic growth and social development, driven largely by investments into infrastructure across the country as well as continued growth in the services sector, which now contributes 58% of the country’s GDP.