Remain Active in Many Markets
 The first quarter of 2008 was characterised by uncertainty
regarding the global economic climate resulting from the global credit crisis, volatile
capital markets and slowing global economy. Though highly leveraged investors have
largely stepped out of the region’s investment markets due to the continued credit
squeeze, core and core-plus investors remained active in many markets. On the back of
the region’s sound economic fundamentals and positive long-term outlook, as well as
reasonably balanced supply-demand dynamics in many commercial property markets,
financially-sound investors remained generally positive on the outlook for the investment
market, though in certain markets some have adopted a “wait-and-see” approach. As a
result, the atmosphere was quite mixed in Asia’s major property markets, and investment
activity in certain cities therefore eased from the peaks recorded in 2007, although the
volume of investment activity still remained considerable.
Major Asian cities remained the focus of investor interest in the first quarter of 2008 on
the back of the upbeat office market, where limited supply again exerted upward pressure

上海地震了。。。

有明显的震感

逃命阿