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Global Economy is Gaining a Firmer Footing in 2017 - Political and policy uncertainty in some advanced economies remains a big question mark. Source : Deutsche (...)
London and Paris dominate their national economies and have been significant drivers of growth. Each has an employment structure focused on the stronger performing (...)
Global growth is becoming more visible. Some regional economies, such as in Europe, appear to be moving from contraction into recovery, and others, like (...)
The European landscape has largely unfolded as forecast in our European Strategic Outlook that was published in August 2013. A gradual improvement in the (...)
The dawn of the post-credit crisis era has finally arrived. Business and consumer confidence has improved, job growth exceeded expectations, and with it, tenant (...)
Real estate returns were mixed in 2013 across the Asia Pacific region. Leasing demand from the corporate sector was generally soft in the region (...)
Led by a recovery in domestic consumption and external demand, Japan’s GDP was expected to finish 2013 with a 1.8% expansion. Much of the (...)
The potential for real estate investment in the Outer London boroughs is vast. Not only are these 19 boroughs home to five million people, (...)
This paper is an update of our Global Strategic Outlook from April 2013. We noted earlier in the year that 2013 was likely to (...)
Abenomics - a policy that combines aggressive monetary easing and fiscal stimulus - has put Japan’s economy on a path toward rapid recovery. GDP grew at (...)
Institutional investors are increasingly looking to real estate as an investment option; the asset class has typically provided attractive risk-adjusted returns, a cash flow (...)
While both economic and property market fundamentals are playing out largely as forecast in our 2013 U.S. Real Estate Strategic Outlook, in this mid-year (...)
The outlook for the European economy has been downgraded during the first six months of the year, as the anaemic growth predicted at the (...)
Real estate performance across much of the Asia Pacific region has been mixed. Amid mostly decelerating returns, Japan experienced a noticeable shift to the (...)
Japan’s GDP grew at an annualised rate of 4.1% in the first quarter of 2013 as consumer sentiment improved and exports increased. The capital (...)
Until recently, the logistics sector in the Asia Pacific region (APAC) played a minor role among property types. The regional market for industrial properties (...)
Economy: In the first quarter of 2013, confidence in the Japanese macro economy experienced one of the most significant surges in recent history. Haruhiko (...)
Real estate in most parts of the globe remains attractive for investment. Improving proper-ty fundamentals with little new construction in the near-term are supporting (...)
The Asia Pacific region continues to outperform the rest of the world even as the EU debt crisis and anaemic growth in the United (...)
As 2013 begins, the U.S. economy and real estate markets would seem to be in a similar po-sition as they were a year ago: (...)
The feeling of uncertainty that persisted throughout 2012 still lingered at year end. So we begin 2013 with cautious optimism as the same uncertain (...)
The European economy weakened in 2012 and growth is expected to remain anaemic in 2013 with the Eurozone periphery remaining in deep recession. Nonetheless, (...)
Japan‘s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) assumed power in December 2012 following a general election. The new Prime Minister, Shinzo Abe, announced aggressive policies for (...)
According to the latest forecasts from the United Nation, global population will rise from around 7 billion in 2010 to 10 billion by the (...)
The property sector is fixated on earning environmental plaques for good intentions – often at the expense of actually improving sustainability through informed capital (...)
Economy: The outlook for Japan’s economic growth is expected to slow down from 2.4% in 2012 to 0.8% in 2013 due to weaker economic (...)
In this mid-year review of our Global Real Estate Strategic Outlook, we compare our views from March and note any material changes. In general, (...)
During this mid-year update, we reaffirm our property sector allocation recommendations and recommend minor shifts to our target markets. Given our five-year outlook, we (...)
Real estate performance across much of Europe continues to weaken further in 2012. We forecast capital values to be stagnant in the north of (...)
Economy: An uncertain global economic environment in the first half of 2012 led to moderating activity levels in commercial real estate markets across the (...)
The outlook for Japan’s economic growth in 2012 has improved. Deutsche Bank economists now expect GDP growth of 3.1 percent this year instead of (...)
Internet retailing has been growing steadily over the past decade but still accounts for a small share of overall retailing. However, e-commerce is now (...)
Japan’s GDP growth forecast for 2012 recently received a significant upgrade from 0.7 percent to 2.8 percent. The increasing optimism reflects healthy domestic consumption, (...)
Globally, real estate continues to offer attractive value relative to the bond market with lower volatility in contrast with the equity market. Despite concerns (...)
The pace of economic activity has been slowing throughout much of Europe in recent months and we now expect that the Eurozone fell into (...)
In a year when one of the best performing assets was long-term U.S. Treasuries, real estate put in a highly respectable performance. Total returns (...)
Over the last several months, risks have been rising across the Eurozone. The recent announcements to stabilize conditions could raise optimism in Europe. Yet, (...)
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