A New york to the United States will remain the top choice of most global commercial real estate investors in 2012, but the country has lost ground to Brazil which ranked No. 2 this year, according to a survey released Sunday and the United States offers the most stable and secure option in commercial real estate, investors said improvement in rent and occupancy growth and repeal of a 1980 foreign investment tax would have the strongest impact on a investment decisions, according to the 20th annual survey of Association of Foreign Investors in Real Estate (AFIRE) members.
The past year or so, investors in U.S. commercial real estate have focused on gateway cities such as New York, Washington, Boston, San Francisco and the Los Angeles, driving prices up and yields down in commercial property in Brazil in bubbling economy and safer investment environment, has become a hot spot for global investors to a sao Paulo, Brazil's largest city, jumped to the 4th best city for real estate investment dollars in 2012, up from 26th place last year.
The United States is still very desirable and was 2nd behind the UK in attracting cross border investment in 2011 according to Real Capital Analytics preliminary figures and the negative is it doesn't promise a whole lot of capital appreciation because the prime markets are already fully priced in afire Chief Executive Officer James Fetgatter said, to some 42.2 percent said they believed the United States in 2012 would offer the best opportunity for the price of the commercial real estate investments to increase, down from 64.7 percent last year's survey.
The past year or so, investors in U.S. commercial real estate have focused on gateway cities such as New York, Washington, Boston, San Francisco and the Los Angeles, driving prices up and yields down in commercial property in Brazil in bubbling economy and safer investment environment, has become a hot spot for global investors to a sao Paulo, Brazil's largest city, jumped to the 4th best city for real estate investment dollars in 2012, up from 26th place last year.
The United States is still very desirable and was 2nd behind the UK in attracting cross border investment in 2011 according to Real Capital Analytics preliminary figures and the negative is it doesn't promise a whole lot of capital appreciation because the prime markets are already fully priced in afire Chief Executive Officer James Fetgatter said, to some 42.2 percent said they believed the United States in 2012 would offer the best opportunity for the price of the commercial real estate investments to increase, down from 64.7 percent last year's survey.
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