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The global economy is sick and the prognosis for 2009 is gloomy at
best. The United States and much of the EuroZone are expected to be in
a recession next year, while the Asian and Latin American economies
will slow significantly, according to global economists.
"2009 is going to be a year where we need to wear our hard hats," says
Sean O'Dowd, a senior capital markets analyst with Boston-based
consulting firm Financial Insights. "We're going to take some artillery
fire… it's going to be a nasty fight."
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With commercial property
investors around the world feeling anxious and uncertain about real
estate values, credit availability, and the weak economy, transparency
is even more important today than it has been in the past. Fortunately,
more and more countries are increasingly transparent. They're making it
easier to do business by facilitating the availability and accuracy of
market information and cracking down on corruption.
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The slowing global
economy and the credit crisis has impacted the volume of goods and
materials going in and out of U.S. seaports, pushing down demand for
industrial property near these seaports. But, the widening of the
Panama Canal and the predicted growth in imports and exports has
compelled seaports on both U.S. coasts to expand and has encouraged
industrial property investors to look for projects near these expanding
seaports.
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While the global credit crunch has
dramatically decreased commercial property transaction volumes during
the first six months of 2008, a slower economy and increased costs of
capital have created a surge of corporate sale-leasebacks, according to
Jones Lang LaSalle’s H12008 Global Real Estate Capital Report.
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Although the United Kingdom's economy
is suffering a marked downturn, new shopping centers equivalent in size
to more than six Bluewaters will have opened in the UK by the end of
2008, according to Cushman & Wakefield's new UK Shopping Centre
Development report. The annual figure of 945,000 square meters is
the highest since the brokerage firm began keeping records in 1965 with
the opening of the country’s first shopping centre in Elephant
& Castle, London.
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American consumers react more
radically to changes in their housing wealth than to changes in the
size of their bank accounts, according to research by economists from
the University of Southern California Lusk Center for Real Estate and
the University of California Los Angeles Ziman Center for Real Estate.
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