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Oxford Economics launches AskOE Executive Lens

Oxford Economics today announced the beta launch of AskOEAI Executive Lens, a new conversational AI agent that personalises Oxford Economics' insights based on each user's organisation, sector, geography and role. ]]>

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Dysregulation and the economics of AI policy

One of the great privileges of working in economic consulting is the opportunity to see the same issue from many different perspectives. Over the past year, I've had conversations with technology companies on topics ranging from AI governance and copyright to data regulation, digital competition, and semiconductor…

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Japan’s labour force population will inevitably shrink

Japan's labor force is facing a decline despite recent growth. Explore the challenges and potential solutions in our detailed report.]]>

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Working hours in Japan limit labour input and income more than headcount suggests

Japan's declining working hours are impacting economic growth, driven by demographic shifts and changes in employment practices. Explore the details.]]>

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The income dilemma at the heart of Manchester’s growth story

Greater Manchester's growth is uneven, with the city centre thriving while outer boroughs lag behind in income and productivity. Explore the full report for insights.]]>

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US-Iran war: Construction cost impacts to linger

While the ceasefire reduces immediate energy risks, Australian construction costs are likely to remain under pressure.]]>

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US Data Centre Boom Raises Costs Across Construction Markets

AI-driven data center growth is driving up construction demand, costs, and labor pressures.]]>

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How retiree discretionary spending is supporting consumer-facing CRE in the UK

Retiree discretionary spending is growing, driven by increased leisure demand and wealth transfer, shaping the future of consumer real estate.]]>

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Oxford Economics Launches Global Cities Index 2025

The 2025 Global Cities Index ranks 1,000 cities across economics, human capital, quality of life, environment and governance, with New York leading for a second consecutive year ahead of London.

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Canada Industrial Real Estate Outlook 2026: Capital Returns Improve

Oxford Economics forecasts capital return improvements for the Canadian industrial real estate sector in 2026.

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Office Rents Entering Growth Cycle in Australia

Oxford Economics analysis examining conditions supporting rental growth in Australia's office market.

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Global Asset Allocation Boosts Industrial, Raising Concentration Risk

Oxford Economics analysis examining how global capital allocation trends are driving industrial real estate demand while creating portfolio concentration risks.

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The Case for Higher Transaction Volumes in 2025 and Beyond

Oxford Economics examines structural and cyclical factors supporting increased real estate transaction activity in the coming years.

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Working from Home is Most Prevalent in Northern European Cities

Oxford Economics research examines geographic variation in remote work adoption across European urban centers, with focus on northern regions.

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Shrinking Supply Delivery Will Support APAC CRE Performance

Oxford Economics examines how constrained real estate supply in Asia-Pacific markets is expected to support commercial property performance.

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Australian Office Challenged But Tops Global Rankings

Oxford Economics analysis comparing Australian office market performance against global peers, examining competitive positioning despite local headwinds.

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Australian Office Vacancy Rates Remain Elevated

Oxford Economics examines persistent elevated office vacancy conditions across Australian commercial real estate markets.

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Real Estate Key Themes 2025: A Tentative Revival for CRE Growth

Oxford Economics examines commercial real estate growth drivers and market conditions expected to shape the sector in 2025.

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Tariffs dent Europe's CRE forecasts – industrial hit hardest

Oxford Economics analysis of how tariff policies are impacting commercial real estate forecasts across Europe, with particular pressure on industrial property markets.

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Modelling Physical Climate Risk: Assessing UK Flood Risk and Economic Impacts

Oxford Economics analysis of UK flood risk exposure and associated economic consequences for real estate and supply chain operations.

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Boom in Carolina Migration Driven by Job Opportunities, Affordability, and Retirees

Oxford Economics examines migration trends to the Carolinas, analyzing drivers including employment growth, cost-of-living advantages, and retiree relocation patterns.

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The Rural Shift in Europe's Data Centre Development

Oxford Economics examines the geographic shift of data centre investment and development towards rural locations across Europe.

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World Cup US Host Cities to See Moderate Leisure & Hospitality Boost

Oxford Economics analyzes the economic impact of World Cup hosting on US cities, focusing on leisure and hospitality sector gains.

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US Retail Reemerges After Decades-Long Structural Shift

Oxford Economics examines the structural transformation of the US retail sector and its recent resurgence following a prolonged period of industry-wide change.

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How the macroeconomy affects real estate returns in US metros

Oxford Economics examines the relationship between macroeconomic conditions and real estate investment performance across major U.S. metropolitan areas.

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The Impact of Trump's Presidency on US Commercial Real Estate

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.

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How are CRE investors getting in on the data centre boom?

Oxford Economics examines the investment strategies and opportunities for commercial real estate investors entering the data centre sector.

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Shrinking development pipeline supports CRE rental growth in Europe

Oxford Economics examines how reduced commercial real estate development activity is supporting rental growth across European markets.

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