AIAIG观点
2026年2月26日
AIAIG Overseas Property Investment Weekly: 2026 Week 8 (Part 2): Price...
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This issue focuses on capital trends, rental execution, and regional divergence: widening structural differences within Southeast Asia; Japan and Dubai strengthen regulatory enforcement; Singapore stabilizes rentals; Malaysia's cost factors influence transaction decisions. Suitable as a reference for model updates at the end of February.
Trend Conclusion: Market Becomes More Fragmented, Certainty Comes from Systems Rather Than Sentiment
There were no sudden news events at the price level over the weekend, but the trend is clearer:
- Divergence in policy paths within Southeast Asia;
- Japan and Dubai strengthen data and execution capabilities;
- Leasing rules become a cash flow safety margin;
- Transaction costs have a greater impact on short-term arbitrage.
AIAIG perspective: During the institutional strengthening phase, risk resistance depends on the cash flow and compliance enforceability of assets.
