12 surprising charts for your Christmas stocking

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Chris Bedingfield from Quay Global Investors, shares 12 charts which look at some of the interesting trends in global real estate and what’s to come in 2024 and beyond. Chart

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What does ‘higher for longer’ mean for real estate?

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The capitulation of the long end of the yield curve has been brutal. In the US, for the best part of 18 months, the inverted yield curve (defined as long

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The global commercial property market an attractive option for investors

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Listed property has de-rated significantly over the past 12 – 18 months, which has led to an increase in attractive opportunities in the global market, according to principal and portfolio

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Thinking about the cycle

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Being an investor in listed global real estate has been tough of late. With expectations of a global recession caused by unprecedented interest rate increases, sentiment towards listed global real

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The housing market’s turning – and not just in Australia

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Is FORA (fear of renting again) driving global residential markets? In March, Australia, the US and Canada recorded their first monthly increase in residential prices. UK house prices have been

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Quay Global Investors forecasting a silver tsunami

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Demand for senior housing and accommodation is set to accelerate over the next three to four years, creating an outstanding opportunity for investors, according to Quay Global Investors’ principal and

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Is the Aussie residential market bottoming?

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According to CoreLogic data, Sydney residential prices recently recorded their first increase in 13 months (+0.3%) while national residential prices were relatively flat (-0.1%). This stall in national price declines

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Central bank policy and rising interest rates a distraction for Australians

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Focusing on central bank policy is more of a distraction than anything else for Australians looking to purchase property, according to Chris Bedingfield, principal and portfolio manager of global real

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Thinking about industrial (and Qantas and Netflix)

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In global real estate, there has been no sector that has enjoyed more demand tailwinds over the past 10 years than industrial. Naturally, the trend in online retail has helped,

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Is long WALE really low risk?

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One of the many accepted truisms in real estate is properties with a long WALE (weighted average lease expiry) tend to be lower risk. The rationale is that during times

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