Southeast Asia to see more investments from outside the region: DTZ

SINGAPORE: As the debt problems in Europe and the US shift investor interest towards Asia Pacific, Southeast Asia could see more investments coming from outside the region. That is according to property consultants DTZ Research.

DTZ said most of the property investments in 2010 have already come from within the region.

In Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand, where property investments are tracked by DTZ Research, intra-ASEAN investments made up 92.6 per cent of all foreign investments in the three countries in 2010.

According to a recent report by DTZ Research, the attractiveness of Southeast Asia's property markets is driven by six socio-economic trends. These are demographics, rising income levels, infrastructural developments, urbanisation, tourism and economic restructuring.

The large population base in ASEAN economies, except for Singapore, and growing wealth from sustained economic growth give rise to higher disposable incomes and domestic consumption, which in turn drive demand for real estate developments. 


Source : MediaCorp Pte Ltd 

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