Commercial Investment Real Estate

MAR-APR 2015

Commercial Investment Real Estate is the magazine of the CCIM Institute, the leading provider of commercial real estate education. CIRE covers market trends, current developments, and business strategies within the commercial real estate field.

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44 March | April | 2015 Commercial Investment Real Estate Asia-Pacifi c's Top Investment Markets, 2015 1 Tokyo 2 Jakarta, Indonesia 3 Osaka, Japan 4 Sydney, Australia 5 Melbourne, Australia Source: ULI/Emerging Trends in Real Estate Asia Pacifi c 2015 1 INTERNATIO NAL BE AT Chinese insurers continue to invest in European commercial properties, par- ticularly in London. Ping An Life Insurance, the second largest insurer in China, recently purchased the 385,000-sf Tower Place of ce building from Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management for $491 million. T e purchase marks Ping An's second London acquisition in two years; it purchased the Lloyds of London building for approximately $391 million in July 2013. High yields and long-term tenants are attracting Chinese insurers to European of ce buildings according to CBRE. Asian investment in European commercial properties reached $8.8 bil- lion in 2014, according to DTZ Research, with no signs of stopping. "Outbound real estate investment, now a f ourishing component of China's overseas invest- ments, is becoming the 'new normal'" said Kitty Liu, CBRE's senior director of global capital markets. Big Deal London's Markets to Watch ¬ A surge in corporate and leisure travel is stimulating Brazil's lodging market, despite bleak economic conditions across the rest of Latin America. Of the 65,479 rooms under construction in the region in 4Q14, 40,000 will be added in Brazil. Construction in the region is up from 49,054 rooms in 4Q13 according to EY. ¬ Retail construction in the Middle East is sky rocketing in 2015. Construction of the Mall of the World — the world's largest mall — will add 8 msf of retail, entertainment, and lodging to Dubai's leasable space according to Cushman & Wakef eld. Other notable projects in the pipeline include the 235,000-sm Yas Mall in Abu Dhabi, and the 163,500-sm Mall of Egypt in Cairo. Global CRE Capital Investor allocations for 2015 2014 Total Transaction Volume 2014 $volume YOY Market (in billions) change Total $700 ↑ 18% $267 ↑ 21% $298 ↑ 24% Asia Pacifi c $128 ↑ 3% Source: JLL Source: 2015 PREA Investment Intentions Survey Source: 2015 PREA Investment Intentions Survey 45% Europe 17% Asia-Pacifi c 35% U.S. 3% Other 2 3 4 5 Asia Pacifi c $ 128 ↑ 3% Americas Americas $ 298 ↑ 24 % Europe Europe $ 267 ↑ 21 % Total $ 700 ↑ 1 8%

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