As large scale «trophy» assets become more difficult to source and as property prices continue to climb, foreign investors are increasingly looking to debt markets as a means of fulfilling
their U.S. real estate allocations.
Not exact matches
At the end of 2017, the S&P
U.S. Preferred Stock index had a 73.2 %
allocation to Financials, followed by
Real Estate at 12.0 % and Health Care at 3.5 %.
To achieve this, Rebalance IRA seeks an individualized asset
allocation using multiple asset classes, including
U.S. stocks, bonds,
real estate, foreign equities, and emerging market stocks.
«While we have seen rapidly rising Chinese global investment and oil - rich countries in the Middle East or Norway increasing their
allocations to global
real estate, Canadian buyers continue to dominate foreign investment in the
U.S. and should remain on the radar screens of American investors and owners of
U.S. real estate,» says Chris Ludeman, global president, CBRE Capital Markets.
While some investors may take a wait - and - see approach to betting their money on
U.S. commercial
real estate assets in the short term given the uncertainty surrounding
U.S. economic policy under the new President Elect, «capital formation globally continues to grow and increase
allocations to
real estate,» according to Byron Carlock,
real estate practice leader with consulting firm PwC, who is currently in London for an investment conference.
«
U.S. survey respondents reported
real estate holdings exceeding their target
allocations to
real estate, which reduces the need for new capital commitments.
«The decline in new capital flows can be largely attributed to two primary factors:
U.S. survey respondents reported
real estate holdings exceeding their target
allocations to
real estate, which reduces the need for new capital commitments,» explains Jim Woidat, a principal at Kingsley Associates.