Provides in English and Mandarin detailed analysis of the prime office, prime retail and luxury residential sectors across China's key cities: Beijing, Guangzhou, Shanghai, and Hong Kong, and gives access to the latest key economic and property market indicators. Rents of Grade-A offices are expected to rise in Beijing and Shanghai in Q2 2012, remain stable in Guangzhou, and fall by 10-15% in Hong Kong core districts. Luxury residential prices in the four major Greater China cities are expected to edge down in Q2 2012 but rents could rise by 1-3% as the leasing markets enter the traditional high season. Rents of prime retail properties in the four major Greater China cities are expected to rise 1-5% as international brands continue to expand quickly in prime locations in order to grab a share of increasing spending by Mainland Chinese.

Average prices, rents, vacancy rates and yields - Supply and demand indicators - Major sales and leasing transaction - Outlook.