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Oxford Economics analysis of how tariff policy impacts European real estate market fundamentals, with industrial assets identified as most vulnerable to headwinds.
Oxford Economics forecasts continued declines in UK real estate valuations amid persistent inflationary pressures.
Economic forecasting firm Oxford Economics revised down real estate projections in response to banking sector instability and its expected impact on property markets.
Prologis has made a £13.5 billion bid for Segro, which the company has rejected but indicated willingness to consider an improved offer.
Brookfield acquired a significant stake in Healthpeak's outpatient medical real estate portfolio for $1 billion, representing a major investment in the healthcare property sector.
Oxford Economics examines the structural shift in private markets toward retail and wealth investor participation and its implications for real asset allocation.
Brookfield and CPP Investments have completed the acquisition of LXP Industrial Trust, taking the company private in a $5 billion transaction.
Oxford Economics examines Australia's retirement village sector as an emerging investment opportunity, analyzing demographic demand drivers, development pipeline trends, and institutional capital flows affecting supply, pricing, and yields.
The US data centre construction boom is reshaping the industry, driving record investment while creating regional capacity constraints, rising construction costs, and growing labour shortages. As spending surpasses traditional office construction, developers and contractors face increasing challenges in securing…
Australia’s industry growth has softened, but resilient business investment, data centre development, and a mining rebound are helping support activity through 2026.
Oxford Economics provides forecasts and analysis across office, retail, and industrial property markets in Australia to support investment planning, leasing strategy, and portfolio management decisions.
Oxford Economics research briefing analyzing household income requirements to afford single-family homes across major U.S. metropolitan areas.
Oxford Economics research models how inflation and bond-yield shocks affect European real estate returns across major cities.
Oxford Economics examines near-term commercial real estate inventory growth trends across US metropolitan markets and their implications for space market fundamentals.
China remains a manufacturing leader, adapting its industrial strategy while other Asian nations find opportunities in complementary sectors. Discover more.
Oxford Economics examines the investment strategies and opportunities for commercial real estate investors entering the data centre sector.
Oxford Economics examines the structural transformation of the US retail sector and its recent resurgence following a prolonged period of industry-wide change.
Oxford Economics examines how constrained real estate supply in Asia-Pacific markets is expected to support commercial property performance.
Oxford Economics forecasts capital return improvements for the Canadian industrial real estate sector in 2026.
Oxford Economics examines how reduced commercial real estate development activity is supporting rental growth across European markets.
Oxford Economics examines the relationship between macroeconomic conditions and real estate investment performance across major U.S. metropolitan areas.
Oxford Economics analysis examining conditions supporting rental growth in Australia's office market.
Oxford Economics analysis of how tariff policies are impacting commercial real estate forecasts across Europe, with particular pressure on industrial property markets.
Oxford Economics examines persistent elevated office vacancy conditions across Australian commercial real estate markets.
Oxford Economics examines commercial real estate growth drivers and market conditions expected to shape the sector in 2025.
Oxford Economics examines structural and cyclical factors supporting increased real estate transaction activity in the coming years.
Oxford Economics examines the effects of Trump's presidency on the US commercial real estate sector, analyzing policy implications and market impacts across property types.
Oxford Economics analysis comparing Australian office market performance against global peers, examining competitive positioning despite local headwinds.
Oxford Economics analysis examining how global capital allocation trends are driving industrial real estate demand while creating portfolio concentration risks.
Oxford Economics examines the geographic shift of data centre investment and development towards rural locations across Europe.
Oxford Economics examines migration trends to the Carolinas, analyzing drivers including employment growth, cost-of-living advantages, and retiree relocation patterns.
Oxford Economics analyzes the economic impact of World Cup hosting on US cities, focusing on leisure and hospitality sector gains.
Oxford Economics analysis of UK flood risk exposure and associated economic consequences for real estate and supply chain operations.
While the ceasefire reduces immediate energy risks, Australian construction costs are likely to remain under pressure.
AI-driven data center growth is driving up construction demand, costs, and labor pressures.
Retiree discretionary spending is growing, driven by increased leisure demand and wealth transfer, shaping the future of consumer real estate.