5 Year REPORT: Emerging Tech  Cities, Capital Flow, Home Bias Investing, CRE Cycles, Shadow Wealth, Logistics, REITs, Infrastructure, Hotels, Joint Ventures, Mixed Use Development, Blockchain and Portfolio Diversification

The total transaction volume for global commercial real estate was 736 billion US dollars for 2018.The US market represented 51% percent of the global CRE transaction volume. The majority of deal flow was invested in remnants of core assets and secondary markets driven by cross border mega deals, shifting to infrastructure and logistics investment strategies of transaction data driven e commerce economies.The static nature of the real estate industry has directed global investors to parked their risked adjusted capital in a few prime locations. The investment community in mature economies has been compliant to “home bias” for decades meaning the industry has become passive to global financial integration and the quantitative realities of balance yield investing. In 2019 the Goldman Sachs look into various historical catalyst or drivers of recession they included oil shocks, industrial shocks, inflation leading to aggressively rising rates, rising rates, fiscal tightening, and financial imbalances.

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