This strong rebound is not only determined by the market, but was driven by inter-American affairs, foreign investors and buyers took advantage of the renewed activity in major markets for trade The report of Jones Lang LaSalle shows experts Global Capital Markets. the volume of investment in the regional Inter-doubled between 2009 and 2010 of $ 14 million in 2009 to U.S. $ 31 billion in 2010.
We expect growth to continue border and domestic transactions in 2011, investors up the risk curve, "said Arthur de Haast, the head of the international group of companies in the capital. In 2010, however, wealthy investors have resulted in the theft of quality properties in major markets, mature and transparent, which supported the resumption of cross-border investment volumes riskier secondary and tertiary markets. During the recession, the best home business held global provider international trade, as investors focused their attention on the family market.
return on foreign investment entered the market aggressively in the second half of 2010, and began to treat only the two major markets of the trophy, New York and Washington, DC Now, these portals is low, and some foreign investors are paying up to $ 700 per square foot for the first property, said Steve Collins, managing director of Jones Lang Lasalle Americas International Capital Group.
Expect this trend to continue, "said Richard Bloxam, director of Jones Lang LaSalle EMEA Capital Markets Group. With two of the most wanted in world markets in the region, namely London and Paris, and a large number of active investors the world, it is not surprising that this region has led the world in terms of new cross-border activities of buyers and sellers.
offices around the world continue to take advantage of international investment with regional operations accounting for 58% of the total. These new players have replaced Australia, China, Spain and the UK for various reasons including the cost of increased coverage, a focus on issues of domestic debt and sovereign, buyers were less active in 2010, said Paul Guest Head of Global Markets Research Capital Research. Jones Lang LaSalle estimates that these areas remain the focal point for other investors in the region in 2011. Newcomers to the first 10 buyers in 2010 included Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, India and Canada. Canadian capital of Malaysia and was dominated by institutional investors, while buyers Arabia and India are primarily wealthy individuals and private investors. regional trade volume tripled between hotels every year, while retail trade increased by 31%.
The UK was the second largest market in terms of transaction volume was 49 billion U.S. dollars after reached $ 80 billion. The UK also has the largest volume of cross-border shoppers $ 20 billion worldwide in 2010, and the highest percentage of international buyers from over 25% of the regions, mainly by a strong interest in the asset base in London .
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