CBRE Sees 'Soft Decline' in China's Commercial Real Estate Demand

The video discusses the moderate decline in economic demand due to domestic changes and trade conflicts, offset by new technology demand. It examines the impact of the US-China trade war on real estate investments, highlighting increased foreign investment in China's market due to favorable conditions. The outlook for 2019 suggests continued foreign investment, driven by active fundraising in the Asia Pacific region, with a focus on long-term growth in China's stable and strong GDP.

What is one of the main factors offsetting the decline in demand in China?

• Decreased foreign investment

• Increased agricultural production

• Strong domestic demand from new technology

• Rising oil prices

Why did foreign investment in Chinese real estate hit a record high?

• Due to a decrease in property prices

• As a result of increased tourism

• Because of China's softening monetary policy

• Due to a booming global economy

What process in China provided a good timing for foreign investors?

• Privatization

• Industrialization

• Deleveraging process

• Urbanization

What is the expected trend for foreign investment in China's commercial property market in 2019?

• A significant decline

• Stagnation

• Complete withdrawal

• Continued strong activity

How much investment is targeted towards China in the next five years according to CBIS research?

• 20 billion U.S. dollars

• 10 billion U.S. dollars

• 50 billion U.S. dollars

• 35 billion U.S. dollars