Investors will increase real estate allocation in the Asia-Pacific region in the
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Global investors plan to invest new capital in real estate assets this year, up more than 35% from $53.8 billion last year to $72.7 billion, of which about $45.1 billion will be invested in unlisted instruments, according to the survey.
The average allocation ratio of institutional investors to real estate has increased from 8.9% in 2017 to 10% at present, and the target allocation has increased from 10.2% to 10.4%. This is the first time that the gap between the two has narrowed significantly.
In terms of investment areas, as in previous surveys, Sydney, Melbourne and Tokyo remain the main investment destinations for global investors, with 75%, 72.2% and 66.7% of respondents investing in the three cities, respectively, compared with 76.3%, 65.8% and 55.3% last year.
Among the top investment destinations, the number of investors interested in investing in Seoul increased the most, rising from 31.6% last year to 38.9% this year, making Seoul ranked sixth last year to fifth this year.
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