Growth in condo sales forecast despite lack of new developments
An absence of new condominium development launches signals a decrease in developers' confidence, but sales growth is forecast thanks to an increase of lower to mid-tier projects, Colliers International Myanmar Condominium Quarterly Review Q2 2018 has found.
Easing of trading restrictions fuels demand, Colliers report finds
Colliers International Myanmar Quarterly Review Yangon Retail Q2 2018 reveals recent legislative developments are to thank for a promising upcycle in retail and wholesale trading.
Karlo Pobre, Deputy Managing Director for Colliers International Myanmar and Paul Ryan Cuevas, Analyst for Research, Valuation and Advisory of Colliers International Myanmar reveal that Yangon's serviced apartment sector saw marginal increases in occupancy, in the Yangon Serviced Apartment...
Average occupancy and rental rates increase in Q2 2018
Karlo Pobre, Deputy Managing Director for Colliers International Myanmar and Paul Ryan Cuevas, Analyst for Research, Valuation and Advisory of Colliers International Myanmar present the findings of Yangon Serviced Apartment Market Quarterly Report Q2 2018.
Legislative developments to "propel" demand and competition
Colliers International Myanmar Quarterly Review Yangon Retail Q2 2018 reveal that recent legislative developments show a promising sign that demand may be driven towards a lengthy upcycle.
Reforms to restore buyer /developer confidence in Yangon's condominium market - Colliers International
Colliers International Quarterly Review - Yangon Condominiums Q1 2018 report observed a modest increase in the citywide take-up rate caused by the slim volume of units launched in Q1 2018.
Competition eases for Yangon's serviced apartment sector, Colliers reports
Colliers International Myanmar's latest report Yangon Serviced Apartment Q1 2018 expects supply to remain limited in near future and urges developers to tap into the market with international standard non-serviced apartments.
