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"Retail sale and leaseback deals likely to pick up post Covid-19"
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"Retail sale and leaseback deals likely to pick up post Covid-19"
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"According to United Nations figures, the metro area population of Hanoi is currently around 4.7 million, much smaller than Ho Chi Minh at 8.6 million."
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"Though the initial three quarters of 2019 were marked by a number of negative factors including rising inflation, a contraction in industrial output and a falling GDP growth rate; the economy towards the end of 2019 had started showing signs of a turnaround."
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"Thailand’s economy has been suff ering under the hardships resulting from COVID-19 and the countrywide lockdown that came into eff ect mid-March."
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"E-commerce in Australia continues to grow at pace with estimates fromNational Australia Bank (NAB) indicating that online retail trade grew 5.6%month on month in March, and 21.8% year on year."
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"In 2019, Chengdu’s GDP reached RMB1,701 billion in 2019, an increase of 7.8% year-on-year (YoY)—1.7 percentage points (ppts) and 0.3 of a ppt higher than the national rate and the Sichuan provincial rate, respectively."
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"While the city seems to have successfully dealt with COVID-19, old trade and political tensions have returned to introduce new uncertainties."
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"The COVID-19 outbreak severely impacted Beijing’s office market. Both landlords and tenants are facing enormous pressure from the stagnate leasing market in 1H/2020 and have adjusted their leasing strategies to make it through these darkdays."
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"In Macau the first case of COVID-19 was reported on 22nd January (a visitor from Wuhan) and the Government quickly announced and implemented a series of measures to prevent further community spread."
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"To contain the spread of the COVID-19 virus, the Malaysian government imposed a Movement Control Order (MCO) beginning 18th March 2020, which included border entry bans, travel restrictions and temporary closure of all businesses across all industries deemed non-essential."