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CAPITAL UNDETERRED BY LEVELLING MARKET
Asian real estate investors remain confident when allocating capital to the region as they continue to be attracted by sound property fundamentals and long-term economic growth in Asia.
Asia
The proportion of Asian investors who believe there will be an improvement in investment conditions over the next 12 month is down to 39% compared with 62% last year. However, these observations have not deterred their investment confidence, although issues of liquidity and growing governance risks continue to be main concerns when making investment decisions.
When it comes to investment, timing is everything. A private Hong Kong investor noted that now is the right time to act as the current slowdown in China presents more opportunities than challenges. In addition, more quality developments are being offered for sale and are on the market in first-tier cities in mainland China with significant discounts.
STRONGER VOLUME GROWTH AHEAD
Market liquidity remains a concern for most Asian investors after seeing a fall in sale transaction volumes in individual markets in the past 12 months Terence Tang, Managing Director, Capital Markets & Investment Services || Asia
2015 GLOBAL INVESTMENT SENTIMENT REPORT
Going forward, the vast majority (73%) of Asian investors believe investment volumes will further increase in 2015. A Singapore-based institutional fund said it had seen a lot of global capital moving to the US and Europe, but it believed that long-term fundamentals remained strong in Asia and expected investment volume in Asia to post double-digit growth in 2015. It added that volumes in 2014 have been largely constrained by the uncertainties about slowing economic growth and government restrictive measures, but that 2015 is going to see stronger volume growth if these concerns subside.
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