Growing investor appetite for distressed investments is being matched by a wider range of opportunities, even as the region's banks adopt a more conservative lending approach.
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Growing demand for the burgeoning asset class is being matched by a widening opportunity set in the region.
Two recent investor surveys reveal the growing appeal of value-added strategies in the region. Their appeal comes against the backdrop of waning interest in real estate by Asian institutional investors.
Family offices and ultra-high net worth investors are bullish on the market this year, following a bumper year in 2023. This is in contrast to institutional investors, who continue to dump property.
As investors gear up to dump the sector this year, offices are likely to bear the brunt. If they sell, they will have to be prepared to drop prices, according to experts.
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Recent bank failures have shifted the risk-reward profile of real estate debt, as investors in Asia pile in.
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Asia's cash-rich HNWIs, anticipating growth, are using strong cash positions to seek out good deals, according to industry experts.
Allocations jumped nearly a third last year, bucking the falling trend in the sector by institutional investors in the region and beyond.
The only cross-border flows into Hong Kong commercial property this year have come from China, while local investors have been buying more overseas real estate, amid the recent turmoil.