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What’s Next for Corporate Real Estate Monetisation in Asia Pacific?
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Corporate real estate disposals in Asia Pacific surged to record highs in 2021, with 762 deals worth a combined total of US$44.4 billion completed as sellers capitalised on strong pricing to offload assets.
Around 73% of this corporate sales activity involved disposals (owner vacating), while sale leaseback deals accounted for the remaining 27% of corporate sales in 2021.
2022 will be another strong year for corporate asset monetisation in Asia Pacific, with CBRE forecasting growth of 5% to 10% on the back of strong deal flow for both sale leasebacks and disposals – particularly in the industrial & logistics and data centre space.
This report discusses the key trends and developments observed in 2021, and explores what lies ahead for corporate real estate monetisation in Asia Pacific.
Around 73% of this corporate sales activity involved disposals (owner vacating), while sale leaseback deals accounted for the remaining 27% of corporate sales in 2021.
2022 will be another strong year for corporate asset monetisation in Asia Pacific, with CBRE forecasting growth of 5% to 10% on the back of strong deal flow for both sale leasebacks and disposals – particularly in the industrial & logistics and data centre space.
This report discusses the key trends and developments observed in 2021, and explores what lies ahead for corporate real estate monetisation in Asia Pacific.
Business Contacts
Greg Hyland
Head of Capital Markets, Asia Pacific, CBRE
Chris O'Brien
Executive Director, Industrial & Logistics, Capital Markets, APAC
Luke Moffat
Head of Advisory & Transaction Services, Asia Pacific
Paul Hubbard-Brown
Executive Director, Advisory & Transaction Services, Asia Pacific
Research Contacts
Henry Chin, Ph.D.
Global Chief Operating Officer, Research and Global Head of Investor Thought Leadership
Tom Broderick
Head of Office & Capital Markets Research, Australia
