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Almost three years after interest rates began to spike leading into the Great Tightening Cycle, the first light of a new real estate cycle is clearly visible on the horizon. As with the start of every new day, however, opportunities and challenges lie ahead. LaSalle’s Research and Strategy team will examine both throughout the course of November and December, as we publish four separate chapters, one covering our global outlook, and three deep-dives covering the outlook for Europe, North America and Asia Pacific. Each chapter can be found alongside an accompanying video conversations with lead authors on the links below.
Chapters
In the Global chapter of ISA Outlook 2025, we look at how to make the most of this new dawn and the opportunities it may present, but with a watchful eye on ways the new day could go off track. We examine these through four broad themes in this year’s report: the morning sky, the capital stack hangover, the breakfast menu, and the early bird.
We examine each of these concepts in turn, and ask what each means for real estate and they intersect with one another and other key trends.
The Global chapter will be published on November 19.
Authors
Brian KlinksiekGlobal Head of Research and Strategy
Eduardo GorabManaging Director, Global Research and Strategy
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Daniel MahoneyEurope Head of Research and Strategy
Petra BlazkovaEurope Head of Core and Core-plus Research and Strategy
Dominic Silman, PhDEurope Head of Debt and Value-add Capital Research and Strategy
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Richard KleinmanAmericas Head of Research and Strategy
Chris LangstaffCanada Head of Research and Strategy
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Elysia TseAsia Pacific Head of Research and Strategy
Dennis WongSenior Strategist, Asia Pacific Research and Strategy
Wayne QinVice President, Strategist
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Published every year since 1993, LaSalle’s annual ISA Outlook is designed to help our clients and partners navigate the year ahead. It brings together smart perspectives and investment ideas from our teams around the world, based on what we see across our more than 1,200 assets that span geographies, property types and risk profiles.
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