Emerging Trends in Real Estate: Global 2025
This joint report by PwC and the Urban Land Institute identifies key Global investment trends for 2025.
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Creating a built environment to match future needs and lifestyles
Our physical environment is being shaped by the evolving challenges of a growing, connected society. The way we live and work is in flux and this continues to play out in real estate values and investment returns. The need to get our response right has never been greater. And returns are more than just financial. They are also about delivering enduring benefits to the built environment, our economy and society.
Our real assets team combines the capability, cross-sector insight and global track record of our infrastructure and real estate professionals, so you can act and invest with confidence. With a multidisciplinary skillset and global reach we are well-placed to provide wide-ranging support.
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Real Assets
Our physical environment is being shaped by the unprecedented challenges of a growing, connected society. And the need to get our response right has never been greater.
Because real returns are more than just financial. And real impact is about creating a legacy and delivering enduring benefits to the built environment, our economy and society.
Our Real Assets team combines the capability, cross-sector insight and global track record of our infrastructure and real estate professionals, so you can act and invest with confidence.
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