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?? A review of Global Estate Capital Markets – Taking Stock of Offices: https://savi.li/6047YFB5F Savills experts look at the state of the global office market and what is expected over the next year. While turnover is sharply down, there are some signs that the market is stabilising – at least at the prime end. What does this mean for investors? Read the latest insights in our Taking Stock: Capital Markets Quarterly – Offices report. Oliver Salmon | Rasheed Hassan | Charlotte Rushton Savills Offices & Workplace #RealEstate #Offices #CapitalMarkets

Foreign investors are hitting the brakes on APAC offices, but some markets are defying the odds. Can you guess which ones? Shoutout to Koji Naito and Adam Kim for giving me the inside scoop on deal activity and the factors driving success in the region's thriving office markets:?https://lnkd.in/gSD-jXp6 #JLL #realestate #capital #investment #office

Given the structural challenges facing the sector, Jan-Willem Bastijn, our Head of EMEA Transactions Direct Real Estate Strategies has been interviewed by IPE Real Assets for a Special Report looking at the role of #offices in institutional real estate portfolios. He argues that office buildings now need to “earn the commute”, meaning that “future offices [will] draw people in, emphasising physical presence for culture-building and being part of a community, which you can never get online.” Read more about the future of the office sector here: https://cbreim.co/406spKn

We're observing promising signs of emerging value in office real estate. With global interest rates stabilising, regions like Hong Kong SAR and Australia are showcasing significant opportunities. Deep discounts and valuation adjustments signal a potential turn towards stronger, risk-adjusted returns, making it an opportune time for investors to consider re-engaging with the office market sector. Explore Part 3 of our Asia-Pacific Horizon Report: https://okt.to/GUb60J Justin Bond #KnightFrank #KnightFrankAPAC #CRE #realestate #property #YourPartnersinProperty

While overall investment volumes declined, there are still signs of positivity for the European office market. There is a growing momentum of activity from Private and Private Equity groups who are taking advantage of a less competitive environment as core capital remains cautious. This demonstrates the market's adaptability and resilience, even with a stagnant economy and challenges faced by older assets. At JLL, we're optimistic about the future of the office market. We're committed to supporting our clients and embracing opportunities in this evolving landscape. Get in touch with our team to find out more. ? Chris Staveley, Laura Houghton, Richard Howgego MRICS, Matthieu Méquillet 麦从心, Cameron Ramsey, Atalanti Angelopoulou. ? #officeinvestment #futureofwork #capitalmarkets

Are offices now the alternative asset in 2024? Historically, investors have been drawn to unconventional property assets, seeking high returns despite increased risks. While these properties offered attractive rents, they also came with uncertainties about vacancies and difficulties in securing tenants at the required rental rate if becoming vacant. Read more about the future of offices as an investment asset here: https://ow.ly/fy2M50Suh6i #RWC Vanessa Rader

The commercial investment market continues to experience fluctuations, especially in the office sector, following recent macro-economic shocks. Transaction volumes have decreased due to a decrease in market sentiment. In Scotland, office investment dropped by 42% compared to 2022 as both buyers and sellers adopted a cautious approach. This has made price discovery a challenge, with Savills reporting prime office yields for Edinburgh and Glasgow at 7% and 7.5% respectively in Q1 of this year. Overall, there has been a significant outward shift in yields for regional offices, softening by 200 basis points since the market peak in August 2022. Find out more:

Our Director of EMEA Office Capital Markets Laura Houghton has been featured in PERE on the growing momentum of value-add investments in Europe. In the article she points out how, in the face of higher interest rates, value-add strategies continue to prove their viability and effectiveness, with successful office transactions closing where market fundamentals support strong business plans. Laura also provides some insight on leasing sentiment in Europe, highlighting London and Paris as two cities where demand is high for assets that meet occupiers office needs. Read the full article here:?https://lnkd.in/eEn7FRhP #JLL #capitalmarkets #offices

OUT NOW | Colliers Office Middle Markets | Investment Review & Outlook ? The Office Middle Markets sector is currently experiencing a positive shift as investors regain confidence and market conditions start to stabilise. We are witnessing continued liquidity in this part of the market as various strategies emerge to take advantage of value adjustments and offshore capital returns with new-entrant investors making their mark.? ? Our research delves into the intricacies that define this dynamic sector, tapping into key trends and tracking transactions between $10m to $150m. Download a copy of the report here: https://lnkd.in/eAbvwGWv ? For further insights or to find out how we can accelerate your property requirements, contact the Colliers Office Middle Markets experts today. ? Chen L., Catherine Scott, John McCann, Matthew Stagg, Matthew Meynell, James Girvan, Tom Appleby, Peter Macadam, Matthew Winter, Nick Garoni, Ben Baines, Ted Dwyer, Alex Browne, Eddie Foulkes, Hunter Higgins, Nick Wedge, Steven King, Bede Blatchford, Jordan Schmidt, Alistair Mackie, James Baker, Charlie Gilmour, Leanne Simonds, Doreen Castaneda, Joanne Henderson ? #ColliersAustralia #ColliersInvestmentServices #ColliersOfficeMiddleMarkets #Research #Property #Australia

The commercial investment market is known to be cyclical and has experienced a downturn in recent times due to various macro-economic shocks. One sector that has been particularly affected is the office sector, with transaction volumes decreasing as a result of weakened market sentiment. In Scotland, office investment saw a significant drop of 42% compared to 2022 as both buyers and sellers adopted a cautious approach. This has made price discovery a challenge, with prime office yields in Edinburgh and Glasgow reported at 7% and 7.5% respectively by Savills at the end of Q1 this year. Overall, there has been a noticeable outward shift in yields for regional offices, dropping by 200 basis points since the market peak in August 2022. Find out more: