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The Belt and Road Initiative is helping lift Southeast Asian infrastructure through new ports, railroads and highways. Increased connectivity through shipping and overland trade routes are likely to provide opportunities in the logistics, manufacturing and industrial markets. 

Holding two state elections, handing down the banking royal commission findings and going to the polls for a federal election—all within the space of six months—hasn’t been the ideal the stimulus for a cooler Australian housing market. Although since the Coalition retained power on 18 May 2019— eliminating any changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax—an instantaneous positive sentiment has rippled through the housing market.

Long-term lowering of GDP growth and interest rates in a late-cycle environment are encouraging an increase in cross-border capital flows to both diversify risk and chase enhanced returns. As cross-border investment grows… 

Long-term lowering of GDP growth and interest rates in a late-cycle environment are encouraging an increase in cross-border capital flows to both diversify risk and chase enhanced returns. As cross-border investment grows, we analyse the likely sources and destinations of capital over the coming year.

Commercial real estate investors are rethinking how to generate returns by reinventing unloved assets such as shopping malls. 

Around the middle of the last century, independent India began a fresh journey with a goal of developing its vast human capital and maximizing its resources. From being a predominantly agrarian economy at that stage, India too a plunge to develop its secondary sector, which propelled urbanization. New urban centres were created, and population began to grow in these centres.

The real estate sector in India is a significant contributor to the country’s overall GDP as well as employment. Given the significant forward and backward linkages that the sector shares with the rest of the economy, investment in the sector has had a significant impact on the entire economy. Since the sector opened its doors for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India in 2005…

The real estate sector in India is a significant contributor to the country’s overall GDP as well as employment. Given the significant forward and backward linkages that the sector shares with the rest of the economy, investment in the sector has had a significant impact on the entire economy. Since the sector opened its doors for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in India in 2005, several foreign private equity players, international developers and lately, long-term institutional capital providers such as sovereign wealth funds and pension funds have invested in this sector.