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      A dampened CRE recovery in 2025

      Date: 4 April

      While we anticipate solid economic growth in 2025, ongoing tariff uncertainty continues to pose downside risks. We expect US inflation to rise in the short term, leading the Fed to hold rates steady until December. Elevated long-term bond yields are expected to temper investor sentiment.

      As a result, the commercial real estate (CRE) pricing recovery will remain subdued this year, though not derailed, before gaining stronger momentum in 2026 and 2027. In this real estate webinar, we utilize our proprietary Relative Return Index (RRI) to identify compelling risk-adjusted investment opportunities across global CRE markets as the pricing recovery unfolds.

      This webinar is now on-demand on our new platform, ON24. Please check your junk and spam folders for your confirmation email.

      Tags: CREEconomic GrowthFedInflationReal EstateRecoveryUnited States
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