Spotlight: Branded Residences – APAC
"The number of branded residences continues to increase with many new projects scheduled in the APAC region"
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All things to everyone: how real estate needs to respond to shifting demographics
"Global demographic shifts and the implications for real estate."
Real Estate Insights Podcast: Impacts 2023: what is the purpose of property?
"What is the purpose of property?"
Logistics: Global outlook
"A recession in global consumer goods demand and world trade present significant downside risks to logistics occupational markets, although low vacancy rates provide some cushion to landlords"
Spotlight: Branded Residences – Americas
"Branded residences originated in the Americas, with rapid expansion still seen in South Florida and São Paolo leading the way"
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Taking Stock: A Review of the Global Real Estate Capital Markets
7개의 관련 기사"2022 was a difficult year for many global investors, but as human beings, we are naturally predisposed to be optimistic, and as we continue to navigate a path through what seems like a perpetual state of ‘permacrisis,’ we dare to dream of a better future at the beginning of 2023."
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Economic outlook: Obsessing over recession
"Most investors will be happy to consign 2022 to the past. Economic growth slowed sharply over the course of the year, underpinned by a rapid withdrawal of monetary policy support, high inflation, and a collapse in business and consumer confidence. "
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Capital markets: Risk-off, risk-on?
"After strong beginnings, fuelled by a significant carry over in momentum from the previous year, investor sentiment turned dramatically on real estate over the course of 2022."
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Offices: Prime is fine
"In 2022, over US$305 bn was invested in the office sector, accounting for 25% of the global commercial real estate market."
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Logistics: The bubble…deflates
"2022 was another very strong year for the logistics sector. Investment volumes totalled US$ 269bn globally, which despite falling by 21% in comparison with 2021, still represented a 30% increase on pre-pandemic levels."
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