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The CBRE H1 2025 Cap Rate Survey is now live, offering insights into where capital is flowing, which sectors are gaining favor, and how strategies are shifting in response to market signals. Learn more: https://cbre.co/3HAKOs9

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Introducing JLL’s Global Bid Intensity Index – our latest market intelligence innovation for CRE investors worldwide. This proprietary index is the only real-time indicator that measures investment market competitiveness using JLL’s exclusive bid data. In an ever-changing landscape, having access to real-time bidding intelligence gives you the competitive edge needed to make informed investment decisions. Ready to elevate your investment strategy? Learn more about the Global Bid Intensity Index: https://co.jll/47gVM0i

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From strong occupier demand to the rise of discounters and robust retail parks performance, Chris Gardener shares his perspective with Tasos Vezyridis on what lies ahead for the remainder of 2025.  Read The European Real Estate Market Outlook Mid-Year Review 2025: https://cbre.co/4owfdZ8.

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🌍 Global Cities with the Highest Rent in 2025 Housing affordability remains one of the most pressing challenges in today’s economy. According to Deutsche Bank data, the cost of renting a one-bedroom apartment in the city center has reached record highs across major financial and business hubs. 🔝 Top 10 Most Expensive Cities (2025) 1️⃣ New York – $4,100/month (+22% in 5 years) 2️⃣ Boston – $3,400 (+25%) 3️⃣ San Francisco – $3,300 (+1%) 4️⃣ Singapore – $3,200 (+55%) 5️⃣ London – $3,000 (+39%) 6️⃣ Zurich – $2,700 (+35%) 7️⃣ Los Angeles – $2,600 (+17%) 8️⃣ Dubai – $2,400 (+54%) 9️⃣ Dublin – $2,400 (+26%) 🔟 Amsterdam – $2,400 (+32%) 📊 Key Insights • New York remains the global leader, surpassing $4K/month for central apartments. • Singapore and Dubai show extraordinary growth (+55% and +54%), reflecting rising demand from finance, trade, and expat inflows. • London and Zurich consolidate their status as Europe’s costliest cities for professionals. • Interestingly, Hong Kong (-3%) is the only major hub where rents declined, underlining ongoing shifts in its global positioning. • North American cities beyond New York (Boston, San Francisco, LA, Vancouver, Toronto) remain under heavy pressure, pushing affordability debates to the forefront. 💡 Investor Perspective • Rising urban rents are a double-edged sword: they signal economic vitality but also highlight affordability crises. • For real estate investors, global cities with high and rising rents remain attractive for yield—but regulatory, political, and demographic risks must be factored in. • Cities with strong inflows of global talent (Singapore, Dubai, London) are consolidating as magnet hubs for capital. ⸻ 🔎 Source: Deutsche Bank / Visual Capitalist 💬 Question for investors: ➡️ Which city do you see as offering the best long-term real estate investment opportunities—high-growth hubs like Singapore & Dubai, or established financial centers like New York & London? ⸻ 👉 Follow INVEST for in-depth market insights, data-driven analyses, and global investment strategies. 🌐 www.INVES7.com

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Drawing insights from 99 organisations, representing 745 million square feet of real estate, the tenth edition of our Global Occupancy Planning Benchmark Report reveals how workplace strategies are evolving. From more structured hybrid policies to increased investment in collaboration spaces, organisations are finding the right balance between portfolio optimisation and human experience. The data shows a workplace in transition - becoming more intentional, more data-driven, and more focused on creating environments that truly support how people work today. Is your organisation ready for the workplace of tomorrow? Download our report for more insights: https://lnkd.in/dpC6Xesb #FutureofWork #RealEstate #India #SeeABrighterWay

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Law firm leasing momentum builds in 2025, marking the strongest first half since 2018. With nearly 60% of firms opting to renew in H1 2025, the legal sector is reaffirming its ongoing commitment to office space. In addition, Savills Research and Data Services reports that lease terms are beginning to converge across markets, signaling more consistent trends moving forward.   Learn more in the Q2 2025 Law Firm Activity Report: https://lnkd.in/eGWsgDVQ   #LegalSector #CREInsights #WeAreSavills

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68% of corporate real estate leaders across EMEA plan to increase investment in sustainability performance over the next five years, despite facing challenges like limited stocks and high costs while redesigning old spaces. Discover our new EMEA Office Fit-Out Cost Guide that unfolds how sustainability is reshaping workplace design for the future. >> https://bit.ly/4eTR9uQ #FitOutTrends #CorporateRealEstate #FitOutCosts #DesignAndBuild #Sustainability #OfficeSpace

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Industrial real estate is evolving — are you ready for what’s next? From reshoring in Europe to supply chain shifts in the U.S., industrial markets are transforming fast. In this exclusive cross-regional Q&A, Colliers experts from both sides of the Atlantic unpack:   📦 Where is demand shifting? ⚙️ How are interest rates and policy reshaping capital strategy? 🌍 What global trends should occupiers and investors be watching?   Hear from Edward Plumley MRICS, Damian Harrington and Stephanie Rodriguez as they connect the global dots and share their insights.   👉 Don’t miss our experts’ views on what’s shaping the future of industrial real estate globally: https://lnkd.in/eQfnM9cP   #ColliersEMEA #ColliersIndustrial #InvestmentTrends #GlobalCapital #IndustrialRealEstate #SupplyChain

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