Real Estate Economics Service
Helping companies to understand the implications of macroeconomic, geopolitical, financial and climate change developments on private and public real estate performance.
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countries worldwide
5
property sectors
7
indicators
Markets
private & REITs
What does the service include?
A globally consistent and independent set of real estate baseline and scenario forecasts. This service offers regular analysis and commentary from our highly experienced team of real estate economists.
Analysis and commentary
Written analysis on select property markets. Comprehensive chartbooks provide detailed analysis on supply and demand-side factors, including economic, financial, capital markets and climate change.
Features
- Model-generated baseline and scenario global real estate forecasts
- Consistent and independent real estate forecasts with an objective outlook
- Combines the best of Oxford’s economic and financial forecasts with leading real estate industry data
- High-level commentary that looks at changing economic and financial implications for real estate performance
- Understand real estate performance vs equities, bonds and fixed income
- Access to a dedicated team of real estate economists
- A tool to run economic and climate shocks on real estate performance
- Supporting real estate and economic consultancy
Global coverage
Flexible delivery of content by six major regions:
- UK
- Europe
- US
- Canada
- Asia
- Australia
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Oxford Economics’ Commercial Real Estate Megatrend Resilience Index ranks the resilience of commercial real estate (CRE) markets across regions and sectors in relation to four critical megatrends: demographics, technology, geopolitics and climate.
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