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• In Q2, the proportion of cross-border capital in Asia Pacific dropped to 30% from 41% in the first quarter of 2019. The major driver behind this was a slowing from U.S. and European players.
• Singaporean investors became the largest Asian investor group in the region, followed by China.
• With improving fundamentals, Thailand’s property market will continue its growth trajectory but accompanied by challenges like new mortgage regulations and slowdown in growth of international arrivals.

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The APREA-Preqin Quarterly Monitor uses interactive infographics to showcase the performance of closed-end private real estate funds focused on Asia-Pacific (APAC). Benchmark your APAC- or global-focused funds against those of your peers, see how fund performance has evolved over the past decade and analyze fund returns based on different vintage years and strategies.

Preqin captures performance data from a variety of sources including...

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全球经济同步放缓，关税不确定性和地缘政治风险是8月份的核心主题。亚洲房地产投资信托基金继续击败大盘，八月份的总收益增长了1.8％，其稳定的收益率仍然吸引着投资者。在物流和电子商务的推动下，工业房地产投资信托基金表现最好。

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ENG- Synchronized slowdown in global economies, tariff uncertainty, and geopolitics were key macro themes in August.  Hence, stable yields remained an investor draw, with Asian REITs continuing to beat the broader market, with total returns up by 1.8% in August. Industrial REITs, fueled by logistics and ecommerce, fared the best.

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