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The 2025 CBRE Asia Pacific Logistics Occupier Survey reveals a landscape of cautious optimism among occupiers, shaped by ongoing geopolitical tensions and shifting global trade dynamics. While short-term business confidence has dipped—particularly due to tariff uncertainties and regulatory challenges—long-term expansion plans remain intact.
Key findings highlight a growing trend toward diversification of supply chains, an increase in outsourcing, and a pivot toward asset-light strategies to mitigate risk and manage costs. Occupiers are showing strong interest in emerging economies, with India standing out for its robust occupier sentiment, while mainland China continues to grapple with oversupply despite signs of stabilisation.
Download the Report Read MoreAs global economic headwinds reshape capital flows, Japan has emerged as a top destination for cross-border investment in 2025. A convergence of macroeconomic trends, structural reforms, and favourable policy dynamics is solidifying Japan’s status as a strategic anchor amid global uncertainty. Despite rising global interest rates, Japan has maintained a positive yield spread across all major real estate sectors, making it particularly attractive to institutional investors seeking income stability.
As global economic headwinds reshape capital flows, Japan has emerged as a top destination for cross-border investment in 2025. A convergence of macroeconomic trends, structural reforms, and favourable policy dynamics is solidifying Japan’s status as a strategic anchor amid global uncertainty. Despite rising global interest rates, Japan has maintained a positive yield spread across all major real estate sectors, making it particularly attractive to institutional investors seeking income stability.
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Cushman & Wakefield’s What Occupiers Want 2025, in collaboration with CoreNet Global, presents findings from over 235 global CRE leaders, offering a timely perspective on evolving workplace strategies, investment priorities, and the future of office space.
The global hotel industry is in a period of brand consolidation, with the world’s leading operators continuing to expand their footprint through new developments and brand strategies.
With hotel brand penetration still relatively low compared to the U.S. and Europe, Asia Pacific has become a key growth market.
CBRE Research estimates that 74% of Asia Pacific hotel supply between now and 2030 is aligned with one of the top 8 listed hotel companies – a significant increase over the currently operational market share of 18%.
Our latest report analyses the current state of the hotel brand landscape, and explores the brand strategies that owners and operators are pursuing to adapt to ever-changing market dynamics.
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