Investors Embracing Real Estate Debt in Asia-Pacific Says CBRE's Chin

The video discusses real estate debt as an investment strategy, highlighting its appeal to institutional investors. It outlines three main reasons for this strategy: low property yields, rising interest rates, and banks' cautious lending. The video also explores different markets, such as Australia and China, and the types of debt involved, like development and mezzanine loans. It emphasizes the importance of understanding risks, including regulatory and currency issues, and the need for careful asset underwriting.

What are the three reasons mentioned for the current state of real estate debt?

How does the rising interest rate environment affect asset pricing in real estate?

What is the expected yield for development loans in China?

What are the risks associated with investing in mid-size developers in the real estate market?

What are the currency issues that foreign investors need to consider when investing in China?