Property investors can look forward to better times ahead, as cyclical headwinds subside. The Savills global research network anticipates a recovery in real estate capital markets, with investment activity and capital values expected to improve in 2025.
Rental growth and increased take-up across most global markets signal a positive outlook for occupiers, albeit with regional and industry-specific variation.
For decades, research and policy intervention has focused on outdoor air pollution to improve public health outcomes. But indoor air quality has a significant impact on our health and needs our attention.
From robot food deliveries to air quality monitoring, PropTech plays an important role in improving tenant experience as the way we use workspaces changes.
As shopping becomes more experiential, the importance of surrounding public spaces has increased – but balancing consumer experience with practical concerns is key.
Artificial intelligence is revolutionising data centres, creating unprecedented expansion and investment opportunities – but this sustained growth is revealing new challenges
A comparative analysis of the monthly cost of buying vs renting prime residential property in World Cities
After a sharp downturn in real estate capital markets, sentiment is starting to turn. But how quickly will recovery follow? We project global real estate investment will rise by 7% to US$747 billion in 2024, with further growth to US$952 billion forecast for 2025.
London leads with the highest costs, while nearshoring and supply chain diversification has boosted markets in Mexico and Vietnam.
We’ve been tracking prime residential property in global cities for nearly 20 years. We explain how geopolitical and economic events have impacted the Savills World Cities Prime Residential Index.
