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BGO argues the first quarter 2025 U.S. commercial real estate market is stronger than widely perceived, with stable fundamentals and emerging investment opportunities. Industrial and multifamily are flagged as the most promising sectors.
abrdn forecasts an annualised 8.4 percent total return for UK real estate over three years, led by the industrial and retail sectors. The outlook expects sector returns to converge, shifting outperformance toward asset selection.
Apartment List introduced a Time On Market index measuring how long listed units take to lease, complementing its rent estimates and vacancy index. Units were taking roughly 30 days to lease in recent readings as elevated supply kept the market soft.
M&G Real Estate identifies four themes for 2025, including structurally undersupplied sectors positioned for strongest growth and a return to growth in Asia-Pacific. The firm expects the United Kingdom to lead the global recovery.
Berkadia's national forecast projected unit absorption to outpace deliveries in 2025, with vacancy rates having decreased in Q3 2024 for the first time in three years.
TPG Real Estate co-heads discuss the rising differentiation between individual real estate sectors and geographies, and how thematic conviction guides their investment selection.
Julie Solomon, Head of Real Estate at Ares, discusses how a dramatic repricing of high-quality assets has created an attractive entry point. She notes slowing construction is reducing supply, which she expects to drive further rent growth.
Hines research explores why favorable US demographics are providing structural tailwinds for the single-family rental sector.
Morgan Stanley sees 2026 as an inflection point for real estate, with lower rates, constrained supply and improving capital markets supporting a recovery in valuations and transaction activity.