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APAC’s commercial real estate investment soars in Q3 2024 – JLL According to JLL, Asia Pacific’s commercial real estate investment surged 82% year-on-year to $38.8 billion in Q3 2024, marking the strongest quarter since 2022, says Stuart Crow, CEO, Asia Pacific Capital Markets, JLL. All major property sectors, except living, recorded volume growth, marked by strong cross-border investment volumes totalling US$14.5 billion YTD, a 6% YoY increase from this time last year. This surge in cross-border investment was underpinned by strong interest in office and logistics assets from overseas investors. “As inflation across the region begins to moderate and the Fed moves to loosen monetary policy, Asia Pacific’s central banks also begin its rate reduction cycle. Property yields could follow a similar trend, but long-term interest rates are expected to stay higher than what we’ve seen over the last decade,” said Pamela Ambler, Head of Investor Intelligence, Asia Pacific, JLL. Read more on RETalk Asia: https://lnkd.in/dyhFhU43 The ASEAN Developer COMMO JLL JLL Asia Pacific Stuart Crow Pamela Ambler David Green-Morgan Jeffrey Sun Durga Gopalan Rohit Hemnani Tim Graham Paul Brindley Martijn van Eldik Nihat Can Ercan Todd Lauchlan Daniel Kernaghan #jll #jllasiapacific #jllreport #asiapacific #APAC #realestate #commercialrealestate #investmentgrowth #propertymarket #logisticssector #officespace #infrastructureinvestment #renewableenergy #crossborderinvestment #realestatenews

It was a very good year…as said by a blue-eyed guy from NJ and #AsiaPacific’s leading voice of #realestate investment analysis and insight, JLL. A cumulative investment of $131 billion marks a major shift in sentiment for FY24. Geographic diversity is also a highlight. #Japan led the way with a 48% year-on-year surge, driven by robust demand for logistics and office assets. #Korea posted a 31% increase in investment activity, while #Singapore notched a 60% jump, fueled by renewed interest in the recovering hospitality sector. #Australia rose 35% and #India grew by 55% year-on-year, offsetting challenges in #China and #HongKong. All and all, with inconsistent rates, global economic uncertainty and the daily churn of politics, it was indeed a very good year. Cheers to RETalk Asia. Pamela Ambler; Durga Gopalan; Joyce Ong; Imran Khan; Nicole Sansom; Terri Murphy; Arundhati Bakshi-Dighe; Takanori Ishii; Robert Buller; JLL India;Tina Gupta

Commercial real estate investment in Asia Pacific rose 82% year-on-year (YoY) in Q3 2024 to US$38.8 billion, registering the highest quarterly investment volume in Asia Pacific since the 2022 rate-hike cycle began, and the fourth consecutive quarter of YoY growth for the region. According to data and analysis by global real estate consulting firm JLL, 2024 year-to-date (YTD) investment volumes totalled US$96.3 billion, an 28% increase from the same period a year ago. “Many factors came together in the third quarter to ensure that Asia Pacific transaction volumes surged, a theme we believe will only gain momentum with the expected easing of borrowing costs in major regional markets. Coupled with bottoming out real estate valuations, we expect 2025 to be a strong vintage for market entry, with early movers likely to face less competition from other investors.” said Stuart Crow, CEO, Asia Pacific Capital Markets, JLL. Pamela Ambler https://lnkd.in/g9eeihhS #JLL #CommercialRealEstate #PropertyNews

Asia Pacific records $131 billion in commercial real estate investments in 2024 - JLL The region recorded 10% year-on-year growth and investment volumes of US$34.9 billion in Q4 2024, capping fifth consecutive quarter of year-on-year growth. "Despite uncertainties introduced by the U.S. administration’s fiscal policies and the Federal Reserve’s decision to hold interest rates steady this month, Asia Pacific remains a compelling destination for global capital,” said Pamela Ambler, Head of Investor Intelligence, Asia Pacific, JLL. “Investors are finding new opportunities as valuations stabilise and borrowing conditions ease. Looking ahead, we expect 2025 to be a strong year for market entry, with early movers likely to benefit from a less competitive landscape, particularly in key sectors like office and logistics.” said Stuart Crow, CEO, Asia Pacific Capital Markets, JLL. Read more on Retalk Asia > https://lnkd.in/ew49vz2p Stuart Crow Rohit Hemnani Tim Graham Paul Brindley Martijn van Eldik Ali Ingram Andrew Peck Kate Low #jll #apac #commercialmarket #commercialrealestate #commercialinvestment #realestateinvestment

RESEARCH: Asia Pacific was the only region globally to see growth in commercial real estate investment in first quarter 2024, with investment volumes reaching $30.5 billion. According to JLL, commercial real estate investments rose by 13 percent year-on-year in first quarter 2024, marking the second quarterly year-over-year increase after seven consecutive quarters of decreasing volumes.

Investor optimism fuels APAC real estate revival in 2025 – Colliers According to Colliers’ 2025 Global Investor Outlook, investor confidence in Asia Pacific real estate is set to rebound in 2025, says Christopher Pilgrim, Colliers’ Managing Director of Global Capital Markets, Asia Pacific. Leading global diversified professional services company Colliers has today launched its 2025 Global Investor Outlook, finding renewed investor optimism and confidence that the commercial property market has moved past an inflection point following two years of muted transactions On the back of subsiding inflation, lower interest rates, an improved economic outlook and expansive fundraising, Colliers anticipates a new global market environment to emerge in 2025 – more diverse, by asset class and investor base, than the one it leaves behind in 2024. “We are seeing signs of positive momentum, with stronger sentiment growing as asset values stabilise,” Luke Dawson, Colliers’ Head of Global Capital Markets, said. Read more on RETalk Asia: https://lnkd.in/dQmVAqjP The ASEAN Developer COMMO Colliers Christopher Pilgrim Luke Dawson Lachlan MacGillivray Adam Woodward Thomas Chak MRICS Richard Kirke Tysen Kamin Gavin Bishop Piyush Gupta Julius Guevara Robert Papaleo Mike Broomell Karen Wales Sungwook Cho Jimmy Gu Derek Huang #realestate #commercialrealestate #capitalmarkets #globalcapitalmarkets #asiapacific #investment2025 #investorconfidence #realestatetrends #marketrevival #globalinvesting #propertymarket #realestateopportunities #propertyinvestment

🏢 2024 marked a gradual recovery in European real estate, and 2025 looks set to continue that trend. 🏠 Investment activity is forecast to increase 15% next year, according to real estate firm CBRE, which dubbed 2025 a 'pivotal' year for the sector. 🏨 Market watchers are now eyeing further recovery across three key property segments. #property #realestate #investment #commercial #residential #logistics

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Investor Confidence in Global Real Estate is More Positive at Mid-Year Compared to Late 2023 As we approach the last months of the year, we give a positive balance in global real estate investment, based on the latest report from JLL. Here are the key points that support this outlook: 📈 Improved Market Sentiment: Investor confidence has grown as many expect easing monetary policies by the end of 2024. Debt markets are stabilizing, making financing conditions more favorable. 📈 Increased Bidder Activity: Transaction activity is rising, with more bidders entering the market in regions where price transparency and price stabilization have occurred, such as in EMEA. 📈 Sector Recovery: The hospitality and logistics sectors are leading the recovery, especially in Europe, where Revenue per Available Room (RevPAR) has increased significantly due to the resurgence of tourism. 📈 Strategic Transactions Picking Up: Strategic deals are re-emerging in key regions like EMEA and Asia Pacific, especially in high-demand sectors such as short-term rentals and hospitality. As these trends unfold, real estate remains a strong alternative to strengthen portfolios and seize global opportunities. Explore our investment options and position your portfolio for long-term success. #InvestorsConfidence #InvestmentActivity #EMEAInvestments #GlobalRealEstate

Colliers EMEA Capital Markets Snapshot | Q1 2024: Europe’s environment for commercial real estate investment saw little change in the first quarter of 2024, with volumes remaining muted as investors pared back expectations that aggressive interest rate cuts would prompt a rapid recovery. However, the buoyant activity in some sectors pointed to continued demand that is set to pick up as more product comes to market and the rate outlook stabilises. Key Highlights - Demand for industrial & logistics and residential assets continues to outstrip supply in key markets such as the UK and France due to a shortage of new stock, with investors focusing on smaller-ticket (sub-€100 million) deals. - Similar appetite surrounds smaller, value-add office opportunities, which investors see as ripe for ‘brown to green’ or office to residential conversion strategies. It is also important to note that big-ticket office deals have by no means halted completely, with Norway seeing in March its largest single-property transaction since 2020 — the €222 million sale of the award-winning Stortorvet 7 building in Oslo, brokered by Colliers. We expect more large core deals to test the market as the year goes on. - The hospitality sector has emerged as the region’s clear outperformer, as tourist arrivals, occupancy rates and profits in popular leisure destinations like Spain and Italy as well as business capitals like Paris and London meet or exceed pre-pandemic levels. - While the UK remains the world’s largest magnet for international capital — a positive sign for Europe as a whole — we expect the markets with substantial and active sources of domestic capital, such as Spain and Denmark, to fare better than regional peers. - The other clear trend defining the market is the competition for capital. This is driving more developers, investment managers and fund managers to explore new capital sources and structures such as joint ventures, contributing to what might be the most complex capital market situation in a decade. - While this competition may create difficulties, it will also generate opportunities as more groups seek refinancing and pressured, though not distressed, asset sales emerge. This will help dispel some of the uncertainty around pricing and encourage participants with pent-up capital, such as private equity funds, to pursue significant deals. Please find our report on the link below https://lnkd.in/dk8uvEyX #CollierEMEA #realestate #investors #EMEA #capitalmarkets #AcceleratingYourSuccess