Asia Pacific Office Demand To Grow 13% By 2030 Despite AI Disruption, CBRE Says

Source: Business Today

CBRE forecasts 13% growth in occupied office space in Asia Pacific by 2030. Developing markets, including Southeast Asia, are expected to lead demand growth. This growth is despite AI-driven job displacement. The forecast is based on a moderate AI displacement scenario.

What it means for buyers, tenants and investorsOccupiers of office space in Malaysia can expect increased demand and potentially higher rents, and should review their space needs and budgets accordingly.

What it means for Japanese buyers

Office demand in Asia Pacific is set to grow 13% by 2030.

This growth may affect Malaysian office property buyers or tenants, particularly in developing markets like Southeast Asia.

Buyers should check with developers or property consultants like CBRE for more information on how this growth will impact the Malaysian market.

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