Asia-Pacific Horizon: From Whiplash to Resilience: Corporate Real Estate in the New World Order
Across Asia-Pacific, businesses are facing uncertainty, but they're also finding strength. Our latest report is here to guide you through the shifts ahead, with insight, clarity, and a deep focus on what really matters: people, resilience, and progress.
Knight Frank 《Whiplash to Resilience – Corporate Real Estate in the New World Order》
01 | Momentum in manufacturing
In Indonesia and Vietnam, industrial real estate demand is set to grow by 15–20% over the next three years. Global companies are spreading risk, embracing “China+N” strategies, and turning to Southeast Asia as a foundation for long-term stability.
02 | India’s steady rise
India now leads the region in office leasing, capturing 47% of demand in 2024. Behind this is the confidence of MNCs, tech firms, and capability centres.
03 | Regional strength, shared growth
From Chinese investments in Vietnam, Indonesia, and Malaysia to India’s homegrown innovation, regionalisation is no longer just a strategy—it’s a shared movement toward sustainable, connected growth.
04 | Real estate is evolving
We’re seeing a clear shift: Companies are choosing shorter leases and purpose-built spaces and making decisions based on adaptability and total-cost performance, not just location. In today's climate, flexibility is resilience.
05 | New Hubs, Smarter Networks
The future of supply chains lies in logistics parks near ports and FTZs, built for scale and speed. For CRE leaders, success means designing spaces—and strategies—that can flex with the times.
