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ANREV Investment Intentions Survey 2015
21 Jan, 2015
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Asia Pacific Investors will increase real estate allocation in 2015
The ANREV Investment Intentions Survey 2015 shows that Asia Pacific investors will increase their real estate allocations from 9.8% to 11%.
40% of global investors expect to increase their allocation to non-listed real estate funds in Asia Pacific.
Tokyo, Sydney, China Tier 1 cities and Melbourne are the top investment destinations for investors.
This is the eighth investment intentions Asia Pacific report and the second global survey conducted together with INREV in Europe and PREA in the United States.
This survey attracted a record number of 337 respondents.
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