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Irish investment spending reached approximately €699 million in Q3 2025, up from Q2 and 18% stronger than the prior twelve months, with the living sector comprising €260 million (led by Ardstone's acquisitions of Spencer Place and Birchwood Court) and the office sector accounting for €247 million across 12 transactions. Economic indicators for 2025 forecast GDP growth of 10.8% and personal consumption of 2.9%, while the sector breakdown shows residential representing 37% of investment volumes, office 35%, retail 14%, and industrial 13%.

This is a market report published by Colliers in December 2025 covering the real estate market in the Aix-Marseille region of France. The report addresses capital markets activity in this European geography.

This is a global outlook and forecast report on data center trends published by CBRE in June 2026.

Berlin's office market recorded 362,000 sqm of take-up in the first three quarters of 2025, approximately 14% lower than the prior year, though demand in smaller segments up to 5,000 sqm reached 320,000 sqm, the highest level since 2019. Prime rents increased 2% in Q3 and 4% year-on-year to €47/sqm, with city zones accounting for 60% of take-up and holding 71% of under-construction space.
JLL's analysis examines Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) potential in Vietnam's major urban centres of Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi, identifying fundamental elements including higher density cores, growing public transportation networks, and land availability along transit corridors. The document reports that properties in TOD catchment areas along HCMC's Metro Line No. 1 achieved 34% price growth over five years and emphasizes that successful TOD requires integrated coordination among government, developers, operators, and communities, with strategic focus on experiential connectivity rather than physical proximity to stations.

Latin America's hotel construction pipeline contained 755 projects and 113,663 rooms in Q1 2026, representing a 6% year-over-year increase in projects and 1% increase in rooms, with early planning projects rising 12% year-over-year. Mexico, Brazil, and the Dominican Republic accounted for 61% of pipeline projects, and Lodging Econometrics forecast 104 new hotel openings (17,934 rooms) for 2026 and 115 new hotels (15,661 rooms) for 2027.

Lodging Econometrics' Q1 2026 U.S. Construction Pipeline Trend Report shows that Dallas leads all U.S. markets with 184 projects and 22,861 rooms in its hotel pipeline, followed by Atlanta, Phoenix, Nashville, and Austin, while Phoenix recorded year-over-year gains of 19% in projects and 11% in rooms under construction. The report details construction activity across pipeline stages, with Phoenix forecasted to top new hotel openings in 2026 with 27 hotels and 3,640 rooms, and Dallas expected to lead in 2027 with 27 new hotels and 2,484 rooms.

South Korea's co-living market has grown substantially since 2023 due to shifting housing preferences among younger demographics and high price-to-income ratios, attracting major foreign investors including GIC, KKR, Morgan Stanley, CPPIB, Hines, Invesco, M&G Real Estate, and TPG Angelo Gordon, with notable deals including ICG's approximately KRW 300 billion co-living fund partnership with Homes Company. Recent regulatory measures introduced in late 2025 restricting tax exemptions and loan-to-value limits to 0% in regulated areas have created policy uncertainty and wait-and-see sentiment among foreign investors, though sector fundamentals are expected to remain strong due to growing long-term overseas visitors and demographic shifts toward single-person households.
Malaysia's residential market shifted toward premium assets in 2025, with transaction value reaching MYR 108 billion despite moderated volumes, particularly pronounced in Kuala Lumpur's prime properties segment. JLL's analysis segments Kuala Lumpur's submarkets by investment profile—KLCC and Bukit Bintang for growth, Bangsar for stable rental yields, and Damansara Heights and Mont Kiara for defensive or balanced positioning—while noting that unsold inventory declined over 66% from its 2021 peak, signaling market entry into a more sustainable equilibrium.

What happens when uncertainty shakes the global economy, and investors start questioning where to put their money? The post AFIRE Podcast 2026.19: 2026 Economic Outlook with Moody’s Analytics Chief Economist Mark Zandi appeared first on AFIRE .

Despite continued economic uncertainty and geopolitical rebalancing, the latest AFIRE International Investor Survey underscores continued confidence in US real estate . . . with some important qualifications. The post The Case for US Real Estate in 2026 appeared first on AFIRE .

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Hospitality News for the Asia Pacific Region

Hospitality News for the Asia Pacific Region

Hospitality News for the Asia Pacific Region

Hospitality News for the Asia Pacific Region

Hospitality News for the Asia Pacific Region

Hospitality News for the Asia Pacific Region

The Middle East hotel construction pipeline reached a record 717 projects representing 177,110 rooms in Q1 2026, showing 13% growth in projects and 12% growth in rooms year-over-year despite regional geopolitical tensions. Saudi Arabia led with 385 projects (105,598 rooms), followed by Egypt with 157 projects (33,446 rooms), and the upscale chain scale segment posted the strongest growth at 15% by projects and 18% by rooms year-over-year.

Europe's hotel construction pipeline reached 1,731 projects comprising 255,354 rooms at Q1 2026, representing a 3% year-over-year increase, with the early planning stage hitting a record-high 604 projects and 86,128 rooms. The United Kingdom, Turkey, Germany, France, and Portugal account for 46% of projects in the region's pipeline, and Europe is forecast to see 319 new hotels with 44,156 rooms open by the end of 2026.

Europe's hotel construction pipeline stood at 1,731 projects comprising 255,354 rooms at the close of Q1 2026, representing a 3% year-over-year increase, with early planning stage projects reaching a record high of 604 projects/86,128 rooms. The report forecasts 319 new hotels with 44,156 rooms to open across Europe by year-end 2026, with the United Kingdom, Turkey, Germany, France, and Portugal accounting for 46% of the region's pipeline projects.

The Asia Pacific excluding China hotel construction pipeline reached 2,387 projects and 442,973 rooms at Q1 2026, representing a 15% increase in projects and 9% increase in rooms year-over-year, with higher-end properties dominating and India leading the region at 940 projects. India, Vietnam, Japan, Indonesia, and Thailand comprise the top five countries by pipeline size, while Bangkok ranks as the most active city with 68 projects, and conversions reached record highs of 353 projects with an 82% year-over-year increase.

At the close of Q1 2026, the Asia Pacific hotel construction pipeline (excluding China) reached a record 2,387 projects and 442,973 rooms, up 15% by project count and 9% by rooms year-over-year, with luxury, upscale, and upper upscale segments dominating and India leading the region with 940 projects and 124,011 rooms. China's separate pipeline totaled 3,602 projects and 640,328 rooms at Q1 2026, with upper midscale and upscale chain scales accounting for two-thirds of the pipeline and projects under construction representing 71% of the total, while conversions reached record highs and forecasts project 1,111 hotels opening by year-end 2026.

According to Lodging Econometrics' Q1 2026 China Hotel Construction Pipeline Trend Report, China's hotel construction pipeline totaled 3,602 projects and 640,328 rooms, with projects under construction dominating at 2,572 projects and 451,156 rooms representing 71% of total projects and 70% of total rooms. The upper midscale chain scale leads the pipeline with 1,249 projects and 183,534 rooms, followed by the upscale chain scale with 1,087 projects and 223,180 rooms, while Chengdu, Guangzhou, Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Xi'an account for the majority of pipeline activity.

Latin America's hotel construction pipeline comprises 755 projects and 113,663 rooms as of Q1 2026, representing a 6% year-over-year increase in projects and 1% increase in rooms, with early planning projects up 12% by project count and 4% by room count. Mexico leads the region with 247 projects, followed by Brazil with 132 projects and the Dominican Republic with 84 projects, together accounting for 61% of the pipeline's total projects and 64% of rooms.

Lodging Econometrics' Q1 2026 report documents Latin America's hotel construction pipeline at 755 projects comprising 113,663 rooms, representing a 6% year-over-year project increase and 1% room increase, with Mexico leading at 247 projects/36,646 rooms followed by Brazil and the Dominican Republic. The report forecasts 104 new hotels with 17,934 rooms to open in 2026 and 115 new hotels with 15,661 rooms in 2027, while noting that early planning stage projects increased 12% by project count and 4% by rooms year-over-year.

At Q1 2026, Canada's hotel construction pipeline contains 331 projects representing 45,401 rooms, with early-stage planning projects reaching a record high of 176 projects and 24,949 rooms, up 6% and 13% year-over-year respectively. Upper midscale chain scales lead the pipeline with record totals of 137 projects and 14,173 rooms, while Ontario accounts for 57% of projects and 61% of rooms, with Toronto, Vancouver, and Niagara Falls representing 38% of all Canadian projects combined.

Lodging Econometrics' Q1 2026 Construction Pipeline Trend Report shows Dallas leading the U.S. hotel pipeline with 184 projects and 22,861 rooms, followed by Atlanta, Phoenix, Nashville, and Austin, while Phoenix recorded double-digit year-over-year growth of 19% in projects and 11% in rooms under construction. The report forecasts Phoenix to lead new hotel openings in 2026 with 27 hotels and 3,640 rooms, and Dallas to lead in 2027 with 27 hotels and 2,484 rooms.

Principal's mid-year house view argues the CRE recovery remains intact but uneven, with high conviction in data centers and residential, caution on life sciences, and an increasingly global portfolio approach.

Principal's research lays out five forces shaping data center investing, including whether demand reflects a durable structural trend or an AI bubble and why power availability is a binding constraint.
Cross-asset European commercial real estate forecast, with investment moderating as stakeholders await price clarity and the Eurozone economy projected to grow 1.0% in 2026.

JLL's quarterly perspective analyzes global real estate trends across investment, office, logistics, retail, living, and hospitality sectors amid economic uncertainty and geopolitical risk.
Global capital markets analysis finding that credit markets remain open and transaction volume has moved off recent lows, with cross-border activity building cyclical momentum despite elevated risks.

JLL finds the EMEA residential investment market facing declining new supply and affordability pressures, while larger deals and cross-border capital activity drive growth into 2026.

JLL forecasts the global data center sector to expand at a 14% CAGR through 2030, driven by AI and cloud demand and requiring roughly $3 trillion in total investment amid power-grid constraints.

Knight Frank's flagship global corporate real estate research bringing data-led insight on the future direction of office occupancy, workplace strategy and corporate space requirements.

JLL identifies six interconnected forces reshaping commercial real estate in 2026, spanning cost pressures, supply constraints, AI implementation, energy-system convergence, and broadened investment access.

Avison Young experts examine global real estate investment trends and cross-border capital flows, covering the London office resurgence, US debt liquidity and the 2026 investor outlook.
The 35th edition analyzes rents across 141 premier urban retail locations globally, finding headline rents grew 4.2% year-over-year amid enduring demand for flagship main-street space.

AEW's European outlook across 20 countries projects prime all-sector returns of 8.4% p.a., with the UK ranked highest at 10.3% and office the best-performing sector, amid recovering transaction volumes.

Review of UK shopping centre and high street investment and occupier markets, with sound fundamentals, resilient prime schemes and rising H1 investment volumes.

Building on the 2025 Global Investor Outlook and EMEA survey, this report identifies key capital-markets trends and shifting investor strategies for EMEA real estate in 2025.

Heitman and ULI's fifth climate-risk report examines the impact of rising property insurance costs on commercial real estate, with strategies for securing affordable coverage and emerging trends reshaping the market.

With hyperscaler spending on AI and data centers projected to top $5 trillion by 2030, Goldman Sachs Research expects private infrastructure and real estate funds to supply a growing share of that capital.

The first quarter 2026 EMEA review reports hyperscalers returning to Europe at record scale, with the Nordics absorbing roughly a third of quarterly activity.

The quarterly publication sets out Nuveen Real Estate's house view on opportunities and risks across global markets. It reports global private real estate values rising for five consecutive quarters through Q4 2025 and trailing transaction volumes of 890 billion dollars, up 17 percent year over year.

The real estate chapter of McKinsey's Global Private Markets Report analyzes how private real estate is evolving through 2026, from sector rotations to shifting risk-return profiles, ESG demands, and institutional capital flows. It documents that operationally hands-on investors now control a growing share of real estate AUM.

Horwath HTL's quarterly hotel market outlook covering the December 2025 period reviews hotel performance trends and the forward demand and supply environment.

LaSalle's annual Investment Strategy Annual outlook for 2026 sets out the firm's global, European, North American, and Asia Pacific real estate strategy views to help clients navigate the year ahead.

AFIRE's February 2026 pulse survey captures institutional investor sentiment on US commercial real estate strategy, allocations and preferred markets heading into 2026.

The fourth quarter 2025 global recap describes an inflection point in data center development as artificial intelligence workloads and neocloud demand reshaped deployment strategies across established and emerging markets.

JLL forecasts robust growth in hotel transaction volumes for 2026 on stronger debt markets and near-record dry powder, with the Americas leading 2025 volumes up 27% and luxury resorts a top target.

MSCI notes acquisitions by traditional core real estate investors are at extremely low levels even as inflation falls and valuations stabilize, creating conditions for renewed price discovery in 2026.

Colliers' annual investor outlook surveys global capital intentions for 2026, pointing to recovering transaction volumes as pricing stabilizes and investors re-enter the market.

The Office of the CIO outlook highlights macro events on the horizon in 2026, including Federal Reserve leadership changes, tariffs and US trade policy uncertainty, and the US midterm elections. The views draw on insights from more than 270 portfolio companies and roughly 13,000 real estate assets.

Nareit's monthly statistical publication provides a snapshot of the REIT industry, including data from the FTSE Nareit U.S. Real Estate Index Series and the FTSE EPRA Nareit Global Real Estate Index Series as of December 31, 2025.

The outlook argues private real estate is poised for a meaningful recovery in 2026, with values stabilizing and total returns positive for six consecutive quarters. Global institutions begin the year below target allocation, with nearly three times as many investors planning to add capital as to reduce it.

PGIM Real Estate views valuations as near cyclical lows globally, positioning 2026 as a compelling investment vintage amid supply shortages, rising grade-A rents and structural demand. Investor surveys point to a pick-up in transaction volume across all sectors.

BGO chief economist Ryan Severino presents the firm's 2026 global outlook, projecting modest growth near 2 percent with moderating inflation and easing central banks. Industrial, housing and data centers are highlighted as the strongest investment opportunities.

The global outlook synthesized the United States and Canada, Europe and Asia Pacific editions, offering a cross-regional view of investment and development prospects for 2026.