Economy
Tariffs and related policy uncertainty will result in slower growth and renewed inflationary pressures in the second half of 2025, but a recession will be avoided. We expect that policy—both in terms of trade and Fed rate cuts—will shift favorably by year end, laying the groundwork for a stronger economic rebound in 2026.
Capital Markets
Despite base-rate volatility, improved buying conditions and stable debt costs are boosting investor confidence, driving more transactions and support for future valuations.Industrial
Industrial demand will remain subdued in 2025 as supply chains react to shifting trade policies, but long-term trends like e-commerce growth and increased manufacturing position the sector for resilience and growth.Multifamily
Demand remains strong, with net absorption expected to match pre-pandemic averages over the next three years, showing the sector's stability amid weaker economic cycles.Office
Although aggregate vacancy rates have not yet peaked, the office market is showing early signs of recovery, with sublease availability improving and flight-to-quality trends helping stabilize a growing portion of the market.Retail
Tariffs will have a net negative impact on tenant demand, but limited new construction and consumer resilience will mitigate disruptions to the fundamentals beyond the next several quarters.Alternatives
Demand is growing in alternative sectors like senior housing, data centers (especially in emerging markets) and built-to-rent, driven by structural demographic and economic shifts.Insights
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Small steps on the road to retail recovery in Asia and Europe
With a few European countries now taking the first tentative steps towards the lifting of some COVID-19 restrictions, what can be learnt from experiences in Asia? The latter continent is generally thought to be in advance of Europe in terms of emergence from the pandemic crisis. However, it should be borne in mind, that as in Europe, so in Asia, the context and outcome vary by country, largely dependent on the government’s approach to the dealing with the spread of the virus.
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