Office, Aviva Tower, Q2 2011, circa USD 473 million

Office, 1 Berkeley Street, Q4 2011, circa USD 137 million

Office, 46-48 Grosvenor Gardens, Q3 2011, circa USD 24 million

Retail, 1552 Broadway, Q3 2011, circa USD 137 million

Apartment, 737 Park Avenue, Q3 2011, circa USD 253 million

Residential, The Parkhouse Shinjuku Tower, On-market

Residential, Column Nihonbashi Yokoyamacho, 2010, circa USD

Office, One Philip Street, Q3 2011, circa USD 57 million

Hotel, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Q2 2011, circa USD 183 million

Office, 1 Finlayson Green, Q1 2011, circa USD 178 million

Office, SOHO Century Avenue, Q3 2011, circa USD 294 million

Office, Jing An Kerry Centre

Office, 400 S Beverly Drive, Q4 2011, circa USD 11 million

Hotel, Sheraton Universal Hotel, Q1 2011, circa USD 90 million

Apartment, The Vue, Q2 2011, circa USD 80 million

Retail, Dee Why, Q3 2011, circa USD 24 million

Hotel, Savoy Double Bay Hotel, Q4 2011, circa USD 10 million

Office, 50-54 Park Street, Q4 2011, circa USD 86 million

Apartment, San Paloma, Q4 2011, circa USD 53 million

Apartment, San Paloma, Q4 2011, circa USD 53 million

Toronto, Marina

Office, 484 St Kilda Road, Q4 2011, circa USD 66 million

Hotel, Travelodge Docklands, Q1 2011, circa USD 55 million

Office, 850 Collins Street, Q4 2011, circa USD 110 million

March 2013
Jones Lang LaSalle Asia Pacific - Property Investment

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Megan Walters Real Estate Outlook 2013

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Dr Megan Walters, Head of Research, Asia Pacific Capital Markets shares her view on what the real estate market might mean for occupiers and investors in 2013.

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