Market Trends & Analysis

Real Estate Investment looks up to a new dawn after a long tiring night of Coronavirus gloom starts to fade away, with potential new hopes and opportunities.

While hospitality, office, and prime retail spaces remain battered, the rest of the property sectors are pointing upwards in momentum.

Economic data for the third quarter of 2020 has been promising and filled with many pleasant surprises on a recovery.

Whether in residential real estate or in the office sector, we see that investors and developers alike are exploring new options in real estate investment.

Individual investors wary of risks are increasingly turning to direct investments in real estate, focusing on the IT and Healthcare sectors.

Read up on past Weekly Vantage Points to find out the hottest news during the period of Q3 2020.

With more expected stimulus coming from the government, the outlook for home sales and rental payments in real estate continue to remain stable.

Due to constraints caused by COVID-19, commercial real estate transactions have reduced. However, investors remain confident in its recovery in the near future.

Global markets remain highly fluid in the current climate, leaving businesses to continue looking for creative ways to adapt and survive.

For real estate investors navigating these uncertainties, adopting a longer investment horizon and diversification have taken on even greater importance.

Companies in the UK have begun moving from city centre offices to suburban work hubs as employees grow accustomed to the luxury of minimal commuting.

With 2Q 2020 posting arguably the ugliest set of economic data in history, most residential real estate markets have largely kept away from huge price changes.

COVID-19 has taught us not only the impact that a pandemic can bring upon, but also the multitude of investment opportunities to be had.