Emerging Trends in Real Estate® Global Outlook 2024 by ULI and PwC examines the global challenges and opportunities facing real estate and analyses the developing impacts on regions and sectors around the world. Despite the monetary headwinds and continued economic uncertainty around the world, there is a strong belief that the global real estate industry is at a ‘pivot point’, with improving prospects ahead for renewed investment activity. Find out more: download report and read the press release.
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The Materials Movement: Creating Value with Better Building Materials
This report provides an introduction for real estate owners, developers, and investors to understand why and how to implement healthy, sustainable building materials in new and existing development projects. Get insight on high-level strategies and best practices for integrating nontoxic, low-carbon materials, and dive into innovative projects that successfully incorporate healthier materials.
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Explore the dynamic realm of sustainability with our Global Sustainability Outlook report. Discover key insights linking sustainability to financial performance, actionable strategies to advance decarbonisation and prioritise resilience, and collaborative efforts highlighted by industry leaders. See how a holistic approach to sustainability can benefit tenants and communities while complying with an evolving regulatory landscape.
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In an interview with Real Estate Asia, ULI Asia Pacific Chief Executive Officer Alan Beebe shares key findings of ULI’s annual report Emerging Trends in Real Estate® 2024. He explains that Japanese investors are shifting their focus towards alternative asset classes amid global economic changes, with a pivot towards multifamily housing and logistics.
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In a market accustomed to abundant supplies of cheap debt, the real estate landscape in Asia Pacific (APAC) is undergoing a significant transformation following the series of rapid interest rate hikes initiated by the US Federal Reserve since mid-2022.
Nearly one in three residents in Hong Kong will be seniors aged above 65 by 2038 and 70 per cent may require healthcare support due to chronic diseases. Yet, there is a shortage of senior housing units available in the market to meet their ageing needs according to a report released by the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and Chinachem Group (Chinachem).
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