Institutional Real Estate Asia Pacific

June 1, 2025: Vol. 17, Number 6

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Asia Pacific

Sustainability experts: A roundtable discussion on where ESG investing stands globally and what AI has to offer

While a growing number of institutional investors understand the benefits of “going green” on their bottom line and have moved to incorporate sustainability metrics into their investment decision making, obstacles to full implementation persist and vary around the world. But artificial intelligence (AI) could be a game changer in levelling the playing field and increasing sustainability in the real estate industry.

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Tributes – part III: Giving credit where credit is due

In my past two columns, I wrote about some of the people who have made major contributions to the development of the Institutional Real Estate, Inc platform since our very beginning in 1987. In this final tribute, here are a few more of the many, many people who have helped guide and support the development of our business over the years.

Asia Pacific

GIC forms US$300m JV with Indian hotelier SAMHI

SAMHI Hotels, a branded hotel ownership and asset management platform based in India, and GIC, a global institutional investor based in Singapore, have formed a strategic partnership to create a new upscale-and-higher hotel investment platform in India.

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IMF: Global growth projections weaken on trade policy uncertainty

The swift escalation of trade tensions and extremely high levels of policy uncertainty are expected to have a significant impact on global economic activity, notes the International Monetary Fund’s April 2025 World Economic Outlook (WEO), which presents a “reference forecast” based on information available as of 4 April 2025 (including the universal US tariffs on 2 April and initial responses), in lieu of the usual baseline.

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Oxford Economics: 2025 sees drop in global CRE sentiment

Global commercial real estate sentiment has deteriorated significantly this year in the aftermath of the sharp shift in US policy and higher-for-longer interest rates, according to Oxford Economics’ new suite of sentiment indices developed with Penta Group. The indices also suggest sentiment is converging across locations and sectors, after periods of significant divergence in the past few years.

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