Commercial property outlook 2025: Will recovery across commercial real estate markets gain traction?

Results from the recent RICS Global Commercial Property Monitor point towards a slightly more positive trajectory across commercial property markets in 2025, as inflation eases and credit conditions improve. That said the outlook for the next 12 months is a mixed picture. The new administrations in the UK, US and elsewhere may impact on the degree to which monetary policy can loosen, while easing inflation may feed through into lower bond yields. In such an environment, how will the relative value of commercial property be affected? And, amid such a mixed backdrop, will some areas that suffered in 2024 – such as parts of the retail sector – be able to recover in 2025? Our panel of experts examine the headwinds and tailwinds set to influence commercial property market conditions over the course of 2025. This webinar will cover the UK, US, Europe, and MEA. Topics: Regional overviews of the current performance of commercial property markets Key headwinds and tailwinds in 2025 The office market Polarisation of asset classes between the best and the rest Sustainability and investors. Moderator Simon Rubinsohn, Chief Economist, RICS (moderator) Panellists Tarrant Parsons, Head of Market Analytics, RICS Simon Durkin, Global Head of Real Estate Research and Analytics, BlackRock Equity Private Markets Matthew Green, Head of Research – MENA, CBRE Helge Scheunemann, Head of Research Germany, JLL Cate Agnew FRICS, Chief Valuation Officer – Real Estate, Natixis CIB Americas The World Built Environment Forum: https://www.rics.org/news-insights/wbef Read more on property: https://www.rics.org/news-insights/wb... Contact RICS: https://www.rics.org/footer/contact-us