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India, Mainland China and Japan Dominate Asia’s Office Leasing, Driving 90% of Demand in H1 2025 – Colliers

India, China, and Japan drove over 90% of the demand during H1 2025 - Singapore witnessed 12X YoY rise in demand, followed by Philippines and Japan at 56% & 55% YoY rise respectively - New supply across the 11 APAC markets rose by 45.4% to 4.8 million square metres (51.7 million square feet) - 8 out of 11 markets saw an annual increase in new supply during H1 2025 - Flight to quality, flexibility and sustainability to drive growth Bengaluru, 21 August – According to Colliers’ new report, Asia Pacific Office Market Insights H1 2025, leasing activity across 11 key markets reached 4.5 million square metres (48.4 million square feet) in the first half of the year – a 9.6% year-on-year increase – reflecting a broader recalibration of workplace strategi...

High-activity micro markets likely to witness at least 1 msf of average annual demand & supply over the next few years

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High-activity micro markets drive 65% of demand & 76% of new supply in India since 2020 Almost 60% of the micro markets have near-dollar or sub-dollar office rentals; presenting an attractive proposition for global players to consolidate GCCs prefer SBDs & PBDs, with 73% of GCC leasing concentrated in top 10 micro markets since 2020 Of the 488 msf REIT-worthy office stock in India, 56% is in top 10 micro markets Bengaluru, India, 19th June 2025: India’s office market has undergone a transformative shift, amidst continuous demand scale up in the last few years. Interestingly, high-activity micro markets across the top seven cities of the country have been witnessing consistently high demand & supply since 2020. These high-activity micro markets collectively accoun...

Colliers successfully transacts sale of boutique hotel in Bangalore for prominent hospitality group

Business & Finance

Mumbai, 4th January 2024: Leading diversified real estate services provider, Colliers India, successfully facilitated the sale of a boutique hotel in Bangalore for a well-known hospitality player. The team effectively collaborated with the Asset Reconstruction Company (ARC), Trustee, and the Bank, alongside the buyer and seller to transact the hotel asset spanning 150,000 sq.ft. Focused on meeting the business needs of both parties involved, Colliers India played a pivotal role in providing an exit strategy for the promoters seeking to liquidate the asset and fulfilling the aspirations of the buyers aiming to establish a presence in the bustling metro location. The firm's Capital Markets & Investment Services business recently ventured into the hospitality segment, given the sector'...