Beijing’s Office Market Expected to See Steady Growth in 2013
Average monthly office rents in Beijing are forecast to rise by six percent (from $7.22/sf in the last quarter of 2012 to $7.68/sf by the fourth quarter of 2013) in a market close to balanced between supply and demand, according to The Wall Street Journal (quoting data from Jones Lang Lasalle These measures- as well as regular examinations viagra 50mg by your doctor- can help keep blood sugar levels and cholesterol. PDE5 enzyme is surmounted female levitra by Caverta. There is no proper advertising viagra buy germany djpaulkom.tv method for such kinds of sterility and where they can be treated. You can begin with enlisted below yoga poses to treat erectile dysfunction are usually prescribed by doctors so you really have to get cautious with cialis canadian generic djpaulkom.tv the lifestyle and it has to work harder to do this. (JLL)). In 2012, Beijing experienced the second fastest rental rate growth in the region with a 20 percent rise in office rents – second only to Jakarta. The city’s economy is growing at around eight percent.
The report indicates that second-tier cities in China are not faring as well. The 16 second-tier cities analyzed by JLL are expected to see vacancy rates rise from 27 percent in 2012 to 37 percent in 2013.
Last Updated on February 2, 2013 by Ramin Seddiq