A dampened CRE recovery in 2025
Date: 4 April
While we anticipate solid economic growth in 2025, ongoing tariff uncertainty continues to pose downside risks. We expect US inflation to rise in the short term, leading the Fed to hold rates steady until December. Elevated long-term bond yields are expected to temper investor sentiment.
As a result, the commercial real estate (CRE) pricing recovery will remain subdued this year, though not derailed, before gaining stronger momentum in 2026 and 2027. In this real estate webinar, we utilize our proprietary Relative Return Index (RRI) to identify compelling risk-adjusted investment opportunities across global CRE markets as the pricing recovery unfolds.
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Abigail Rosenbaum
Associate Director, Real Estate Economics
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Abigail Rosenbaum
Associate Director, Real Estate Economics
Boston, United States
As a member of the REES team at Oxford Economics, Abby brings 20 years’ worth of experience to the study of the real estate industry. At Oxford Economics, she focuses on real estate trends for the five major property types in the US and Canada. The crux of her forecasting and analytic real estate background comes from her decade long career at CBRE Econometric Advisors where she was in charge of metro-level forecasts and analysis for the retail and hotel sectors in the US. She has also worked at Barings and UBS where she was an integral member of their research teams.
Abby holds a bachelor’s in mathematics from Union College and a master’s in economics from the University of Connecticut.
Riccardo Pizzuti
Lead Real Estate Economist
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Riccardo Pizzuti
Lead Real Estate Economist
London, United Kingdom
Riccardo is involved in the production of property forecasts and market insights for the UK and European Real Estate Economics Service. He joined Oxford Economics in 2021 following six years at Cushman & Wakefield, where he was a Senior Analyst in the EMEA forecasting team. At Cushman, he was looking after the production of quarterly city-level commercial property forecasts across Europe, along with relative pricing analysis. His role also encompassed research publications, client presentations, and product development.
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