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Government Office Fit Out Guide Australia 2026 Government Office Fit Out Guide Australia 2026
insights • government / public sector
Government Office Fit Out Guide Australia 2026

A practical guide to the cost, governance, compliance and delivery factors shaping government office fit out projects across Australia.

May 29, 2026

Health of the Market – Elderly Care and Seniors Health of the Market – Elderly Care and Seniors
article • government / public sector
Health of the Market – Elderly Care and Seniors

After stellar investment into the healthcare sector during 2025, the geopolitical landscape has shifted investor sentiment across real estate. Nevertheless, the fundamentals remain robust across all subsectors of Healthcare.

Peter Farnes • March 31, 2026

Coalition Programme 2024 - 2028: what are the implications for the Dutch real estate market? Coalition Programme 2024 - 2028: what are the implications for the Dutch real estate market?
research • government / public sector
Coalition Programme 2024 - 2028: what are the implications for the Dutch real estate market?

The Schoof administration has detailed the outline agreement in its coalition programme, presenting its plans for the upcoming government term. Cushman & Wakefield has identified the themes and strategies that will directly impact the Dutch real estate market.

October 02, 2024

Will the government’s Plan for Change drive regional office market growth? Will the government’s Plan for Change drive regional office market growth?
insights • government / public sector
Will the government’s Plan for Change drive regional office market growth?

The 2025 Spending Review reaffirmed the government’s Plan for Change, which aims to fundamentally reshape the Civil Service’s property footprint by relocating roles from London to regional hubs.

June 30, 2025

Southern China Supercity — Shenzhen’s Expanded Role In The Greater Bay Area Southern China Supercity — Shenzhen’s Expanded Role In The Greater Bay Area
research • government / public sector
Southern China Supercity — Shenzhen’s Expanded Role In The Greater Bay Area

A new policy guideline pledges a privileged role for Shenzhen in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area development plan and sets ambitious goals for the city to become a global leader.
 

Xiaoduan Zhang • October 01, 2019

Spring Statement: Implications for real estate Spring Statement: Implications for real estate
article • government / public sector
Spring Statement: Implications for real estate

The Spring Statement was bigger and more pessimistic than the Labour government would have liked.

Daryl Perry • March 27, 2025

China's Two Sessions 2024 — Interpreting The 2024 Government Work Report: Impacts For The Real Estate Industry China's Two Sessions 2024 — Interpreting The 2024 Government Work Report: Impacts For The Real Estate Industry
research • government / public sector
China's Two Sessions 2024 — Interpreting The 2024 Government Work Report: Impacts For The Real Estate Industry

China’s “Two Sessions” gathering for 2024 commenced on March 5, marking the penultimate year of the current Five-Year Plan (FYP) period. The government’s work report emphasizes stability both in the policy orientation and the development targets, while also highlighting the importance of deepening reform and opening up, expanding domestic demand, promoting new urbanization, and preventing and defusing economic structural risks. 
 

Sabrina Wei • March 18, 2024

Financial Opening Up — A Future Driver Of China's Real Estate Market Financial Opening Up — A Future Driver Of China's Real Estate Market
research • government / public sector
Financial Opening Up — A Future Driver Of China's Real Estate Market

In November 2019, the State Council of China issued the Opinions on Further Improving the Utilization of Foreign Investment (Guo Fa 2019 No. 23), aiming to help further promote development and vitality of the financial sector. The document put forward a total of 20 policy measures in four aspects.
 

Sabrina Wei • June 01, 2020

The 15th Five-Year Plan — Reshaping China's Real Estate Market Landscape For The Next Five Years The 15th Five-Year Plan — Reshaping China's Real Estate Market Landscape For The Next Five Years
research • government / public sector
The 15th Five-Year Plan — Reshaping China's Real Estate Market Landscape For The Next Five Years

The outlines of China's 15th Five-Year Plan, covering the period 2026–2030 (with a continued long-term vision to 2035), were agreed at the Fourth Plenary Session of the 20th Central Committee of the Communist Party of China in October 2025, with the release of the Recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China for Formulating the 15th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development.

Sabrina Wei • November 14, 2025

China's Two Sessions 2022 — Interpretation Of Real Estate Policies In The China Government Work Report China's Two Sessions 2022 — Interpretation Of Real Estate Policies In The China Government Work Report
research • government / public sector
China's Two Sessions 2022 — Interpretation Of Real Estate Policies In The China Government Work Report

China’s “Two Sessions” gathering for 2022 commenced on March 5. The government work report, delivered by Premier Li Keqiang, reviewed the government’s development goals and tasks in 2021, highlighting the advancement of economic and social development in the country, and detailed the major tasks for 2022.
 
 

Sabrina Wei • March 31, 2022

China's New Infrastructure China's New Infrastructure
research • government / public sector
China's New Infrastructure

China’s New Infrastructure initiative is an ambitious new central government policy designed to channel large-scale investment into high-tech industry sectors, with the objective of kickstarting the nation’s economic growth and boosting future job creation.
 

Sabrina Wei • November 02, 2020

Interpreting China’s 14th Five-Year Plan Interpreting China’s 14th Five-Year Plan
research • government / public sector
Interpreting China’s 14th Five-Year Plan

The outlines of the 14th Five Year Plan, covering the period 2021 – 2025, (with an extended planning horizon to year 2035) was agreed at the Fifth Session of the 19th Central Plenary Session held in October 2020, with the release of Recommendations of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China on Formulating the 14th Five-Year Plan for National Economic and Social Development together with Long-Term Goals for 2035.
 

Sabrina Wei • December 01, 2020

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