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Going abroad: How non-US investors can navigate US commercial property investment
- September 1, 2024: Vol. 16, Number 8

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Going abroad: How non-US investors can navigate US commercial property investment

by Jacob Slone

The US real estate market is currently facing pressure because of a number of ongoing issues, including higher interest rates and economic inflation. Although the pace of transactions has slowed dramatically in the past year, opportunities are still available for investors with a discerning eye for choosing the right property type and geography.

In times of economic uncertainty, the priority should be to choose resilient investments. To find the most stable assets, it is important to understand various factors related to asset type, geographic diversity and debt structure. Discipline may be most important to today’s real estate investor in the United States. Investment companies are often under pressure to deploy available capital and sometimes take on greater risk or lower return potential.

For non-US investors looking to capitalise on the US real estate market in today’s economy, particularly in multifamily and commercial office assets, there are several factors

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