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Chengdu Office Q3/2024

"In Q3/2024, the first new project of the year, Lanrun Ruichen Centre, brought nearly 30,000 sq m of new supply to the market. Leasing demand remained weak, but total surrender space declined significantly. In Q4/2024, approximately 100,000 sq m of new supply is expected in Tianfu New District, intensifying competition in the area."

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Retail

Chengdu Retail Q3/2024

"Foreign tourists in Chengdu have increased considerably in 2024. The first buy-and-refund spot in Sichuan province was set up at Chengdu IFS in September, facilitating the tax refund process for foreign consumers. More renowned brands have opened stores at Chengdu airports. All above are favorable to promote the consumption of foreign tourists."

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Investment

Beijing Investment Q3/2024

"Beijing’s current en-bloc investment market has cooled down, with transaction volumes showing varying degrees of decline across various asset classes. However, with the implementation of supportive real estate policies to enhance the market confidence, it is expected that the market’s activity will pick up quickly."

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Commercial

Beijing Office Q3/2024

"In Q3/2024, Beijing’s Grade A office market further recovered, led by strong leasing demand release. On the supply side, a new project was completed with a strong pre-leasing performance. Meanwhile, demand remained steady this quarter, and market activity is quickly picking up. The government’s comprehensive real estate supporting policies launched in late September is expected to provide positive momentum and opportunities for Beijing’s office market."

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Retail

Beijing Retail Q3/2024

"Four new shopping centres were opened in Q3/2024, located in non-prime and suburban areas. Their unique characteristics stimulated consumer activity. Additionally, the Beijing municipal government organized a variety of promotional activities covering shopping, dining, culture and tourism for improved consumption and experience."

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