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Cushman & Wakefield Takes Three Prizes at 12th Phoenix Tree Marketing Awards 2026

Cushman & Wakefield has won the Silver Prize in the Integrated Marketing category at the 12th Phoenix Tree Digital Marketing Summit 2026 and Awards Ceremony for its Vision & Value thought leadership campaign. The firm also won the Silver Prize in the ESG Marketing category for its Earth Day Every Day Earth Day campaign, plus the Bronze Prize for the Cushman & Wakefield Client Interview video series in the Video Marketing category.

Mandy Qian • 10/07/2026

Hong Kong Office Retail Residential Capital Markets Report 1H 2026

Hong Kong Residential Purchasing Power Released as Prices and Sales Rise, CRE Investment Momentum Sustains

Hong Kong residential market activity remained robust as transaction numbers surpassed 22,000 cases in Q2. Grade A office net absorption reached 396,100 sq ft in Q2, with rental level recovery driven by core areas. Total retail sales continued to recover steadily. In the capital markets, end-users and well-capitalized investors bottom-fished amid attractive office asset pricing.

Rosanna Tang • 07/07/2026

Asia Pacific Logistics Markets Diverge Despite 47% Tenant-Favorable Conditions as Supply Constraints Begin to Shift Balance

Asia Pacific’s logistics markets are entering a more complex phase, with divergence across the region increasingly shaping both occupier strategy and investor positioning. According to Cushman & Wakefield’s Waypoint 2026 report, APAC remains the most tenant‑favorable region globally, with 47% of markets favoring occupiers, up from 33% in 2025, although conditions vary significantly as supply and demand dynamics continue to diverge across markets.

Mandy Qian • 30/06/2026

Europe Unlocked Conference Roadshow 2026

Exploring European Expansion Opportunities for China’s Manufacturing and Logistics Industry

Europe has become a key strategic destination for Chinese companies going global, backed by its high-quality consumer markets, abundant labor force, mature industrial supply chains, and well-established legal framework. In response, Cushman & Wakefield hosted summits on the topic of Europe Unlocked — New Opportunities for China’s Manufacturing & Logistics Industry in Shanghai and Guangzhou in June 2026.

Mandy Qian • 04/06/2026

Cushman & Wakefield Participates in 2026 ULI APAC Summit Capital Markets Forum

Cushman & Wakefield has participated in the Capital Markets Forum at the 2026 ULI APAC Summit. KK Chiu, Chief Executive, Greater China, Cushman & Wakefield, attended the event and joined the panel discussion as a featured speaker.

Mandy Qian • 27/05/2026

Cushman & Wakefield Greater China Wins Six Best Five-Star Awards at 2026 Asia Pacific Property Awards

Cushman & Wakefield has again been recognized at the Asia Pacific Property Awards, scoring six best Five-Star Awards plus two “Award Winner” recognitions for outstanding achievements in the Greater China commercial real estate market, highlighting the firm’s leading industry position and exceptional service offerings.

Mandy Qian • 14/05/2026

Hong Kong Office Retail Residential Market Report 1H 2024

Hong Kong Home Prices Weakened Again in Q2 as Interest Rate Cuts to Come Later Than Market Expectations

Hong Kong residential transaction numbers rose noticeably in April, but slowed again in May. The Grade A office market recorded positive net absorption for the third consecutive quarter, mainly driven by leasing demand in non-core districts. Gradually recovering tourist arrivals saw the overall retail high street vacancy rate remain stable in the quarter.

Rosanna Tang • 03/07/2024

Asia Pacific Office Fit Out Cost Guide 2024

Office Fit Out Costs Continue to Rise Across Asia Pacific, Albeit at a Much Slower Rate

Average office fit out costs across Asia Pacific continue to rise in 2024, albeit at a much slower rate as compared to a year ago, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s Asia Pacific Office Fit Out Cost Guide 2024. While inflation has started to ease in some markets, concerns about the interest rate environment, supply chain issues and geo-political tensions remain prevalent although there is hope for an economic rebound in the second half of 2024

Mandy Qian • 30/05/2024

Hong Kong Office Retail Residential Market Report Q1 2024

Hong Kong Government’s Removal of All Property Cooling Measures Supported Residential Sales Rebound and Price Recovery in March

Following the Hong Kong Government's lifting of all demand-side management measures for residential properties, the market responded positively, with primary and secondary residential transactions strengthening and home prices picking up from March onwards. Office sector overall net absorption in Q1 remained positive. Visitor spending continued to support a recovery in the retail market.

Rosanna Tang • 10/04/2024

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