Jones Lang LaSalle
has released its Asia Pacific Property Digest (APPD) for Q2 2013, providing
latest quarterly data and analysis of the office, retail, industrial,
residential and hotel real estate markets for over 20 key cities across Asia
Pacific.
During the quarter,
the region’s property markets continued to record a mixed performance due to a
sharp divergence between leasing and investment activity.
Jones Lang LaSalle’s
Asia Pacific Property Digest Q2 2013 includes in-depth updates on the office
markets in Mumbai, Delhi and Bangalore, as well as on Mumbai and Delhi's retail
real estate sectors.
Mr. Anuj Puri,
Chairman & Country Head, Jones Lang LaSalle India says, "The
office real estate markets in Mumbai, Bangalore & Delhi show varying but
upbeat signs of gradual but steady recovery. Delhi has definitely performed
better than Mumbai in terms of retail space demand and absorption. One of the
most interesting India-specific observations in this edition of the Asia
Pacific Property Digest is that the rupee's depreciation can actually prove to
be a blessing in disguise for the country's IT services industry, since it
makes India more interesting a more interesting IT / ITeS proposition for
foreign markets."
To download the
report, please click here: Asia Pacific Property Digest Q2 2013
For Media Contact..
Arun Chitnis
Head – Corporate
Communications & Media Relations
Jones Lang LaSalle
India
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Corporate Plaza
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Pune 411001.
Tel: (020) 30930441
Fax: (020) 40196101
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www.joneslanglasalle.co.in
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