The pandemic has already brought about a significant rethink in terms of where the automotive industry is heading and has further pushed the development of the industry towards environmental sustainability, innovation and new technology.

Green leasing in China not only serves to address environmental concerns in the interests of conserving China’s varied and distinctive landscapes and biodiversity, but moreover offers office landlords and office tenants in China palpable gains and savings.

Over recent years, the Fast-Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) sector in China has enjoyed favourable industry growth off the back of a growing economy and consumer spending leading to greater retail sales.

Chinese population demographics in particular are moving in a favourable direction for healthcare companies.

While certain measures will not jolt Shanghai’s residential market into significant price increases, they will be effective in stabilising the market by encouraging rational price growth for the foreseeable future.

Over recent years, the Technology, Media and Telecommunications (TMT) sector in China has enjoyed favourable industry growth off the back of a growing economy and policy directives aimed at elevating the industry.

China's fresh food e-commerce industry has been rapidly developing.

The Vanke Service and Cushman & Wakefield Joint Venture (“the JV”) took several measures to manage the pandemic and its impact, creating a foundation to help landlords effectively manage the crisis response.

As the industry begins to recover, hotel owners and operators in China will need to develop both short- and long-term plans around their assets, and tailor them to address a number of key issues.

The novel coronavirus outbreak, first reported from Wuhan city in Hubei province, central China, represents a new downside risk for the regional economy.