Making Sense of Increased Synchronization in Global Real Estate

Making Sense of Increased Synchronization in Global Real Estate Rising global real estate prices have practical ramifications for investors, yet understanding their nature and what drives it can be challenging. In this article we review evidence on house price synchronization from both country and city levels as well as contributing factors that affect it; then discuss its ramifications for investing abroad.

2024 is an uncertain year. While pandemic extremes subside and normalisation takes hold, uncertainty could linger despite economic recovery prospects. Property occupiers will face unique challenges that require agility and strategic foresight from both themselves and the property industry in 2024 – as will real estate developers themselves.

Once repricing has reached its zenith in commercial real estate, investors with a manage-to-core strategy and repurposing of assets should continue searching for value in lucrative markets. Meanwhile, demand for industrial & logistics space should remain robust; therefore it will be essential for developers and asset managers to continue placing emphasis on quality locations with flexible space solutions.

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