Research

The transaction market is now in the midst of a re-pricing where investors are adjusting to a Japan-like scenario with low interest rates for years to come

Low interest rates keep on driving the property market, but lower growth is now starting to take its toll on the cyclical parts of the market

A trajectory towards fewer but larger transactions on the property market may indicate a forthcoming re-pricing

In the short term the property market will benefit from this summer’s falling interest rates, but in the long term we might be heading for higher inflation and higher long-term interest rates

Low interest rates are pushing up prices and total return in the short term, but high property values may create problems in the long term

The global economy is slowing fast – but the property sector benefits more from lower interest rates than it loses by lower growth

Recent months’ falling interest rates will continue to drive the property market in 2019–2020

Investor demand for prime property remain solid so far – but how long will it last?

Strong start of 2019 driven by more dovish central banks – but clouds might be gathering on the horizon

Strong investor demand for prime property, but the yield spread between prime and secondary locations will increase