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2008/4 Greater China Office and Residential Market Overview
The robust performance of the office market in the Greater China region continued into early 2008. On the luxury residential property market, the leasing market held firm with rental rising further in 1Q 2008.

2008/1 Greater China Office and Residential Market Overview
The Grade A office market was active and demand continued to stay robust for most cities in Mainland China and Hong Kong, whilst luxury residential in Shenzhen was affected by the new policy to adjust housing loans and property tax.

2007/01 Greater China Office and Residential Market Overview
Growth in the Grade A office sector is expected to continue in most markets whilst luxury residential in Beijing, Shanghai & Guangzhou will see average rentals declining....

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Industrial

Shanghai Industrial Property Market - May 2007
In May 2007, with the continual decline of vacancy rate, the average rent for major industrial parks in Shanghai continued to rise stably. Currently, the average rent reached RMB0.82 per sq m per day, up 5.12% compared to that of the end of 2006.

Shanghai Industrial Property Market - Q3 2007
Shanghai's industrial market cruised ahead steadily amidst the continued growth in industrial investment and expansion in port trade, which spurred brisk demand for industrial land and warehouse facilities...

Shanghai Industrial Property Market - November 2006
Due to the robust demand from MNCs for industrial facilities, the rents, capital values and land prices have maintained a growing trend.

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Beijine Office Property Market - 4Q 2007
The office property market in Beijing was very active in 2007, represented by robust supply and demand.

2007-01 Shanghai Grade A Office Market
In Q4 2006, the vacancy rate of the Grade A office market rebounded slightly, accompanied by a slowed down growth rate of rents. Nonetheless, foreign institutional investors are still active in acquiring Grade A offices.

2007-04 Shanghai Grade A Office Market
In Q1 2007, robust demand pushed the vacancy rate of Grade A offices in Shanghai to drop to 3.5%. Due to the lower vacancy rate of Shanghai Grade A offices, the transaction rent rose US$1.05 per sq m per day, up 8.2% YoY...

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1H 2007 Shanghai Investment Market
Shanghai’s positive investment climate, as well as its status as China’s financial capital, continued to attract foreign as well as domestic investment this year.

2007/04 Shanghai Investment Market
The vacancy rate of Grade A offices is anticipated to remain between 3-4%, whereas the rent and capital value will remain stable...

2H 2007 Shanghai Investment Market
As the effect of restrictions on foreign investment in the real estate market gradually filtered through, coupled with less properties putting up onto the market for sale amidst the upbeat outlook, there was some moderation in large investment deals in 2H 2007.

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Residential list all Residential 

Beijing Luxury Residential Market - 4Q 2007
The new supply and net absorption edged down by 72.63% and 96.56% q-o-q, respectively. The vacancy rate for Beijing mid- to high-end residential market was 24.29% in 4Q 2007.

2007/01 Shanghai Luxury Residential Market
Shanghai luxury residential market underwent bleak seasonal effect....

2007/04 Shanghai Luxury Residential Market
Shanghai overall luxury residential market kept stable in Q1 2007, the vacancy rate rose by 0.7 percentage points QoQ and 3.9 percentage points YoY, to 17.97%. The average rent reached US$ 20.89 per sq m per month, levelling off with last quarter but down by 1.56% YoY....

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Beijing Retail Property Market - 4Q 2007
The retail property market in Beijing was active in 2007, as evidenced by many new completions, leasing and en bloc sales activity. On the back of the Olympic effects and the local residents’ rising expenditure, demand from international brands for good quality retail space remained strong.

Shanghai Retail Property Market - Q3 2007
Owing to the strong demand, the vacancy rate kept declinging to 3.3% in Q3, a 7.4 percentage points decrease YoY. Retailers' continued expansion against limited new supply in Q3 pushed average vacancy rate lower. In tandem, average ground floor rent rose by 14.8% YoY to US$128 per sq m per month.

2007/04 Shanghai Shopping Centre Market
The vacancy rate of shopping centres in Shanghai dropped by 4.9 % due to the booming retail market, and the average ground floor rents reached US$120.6 psm per month, rising by 8.75% YoY.

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