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Brian Klinksiek on LaSalle’s global themes at the Global Property Market conference

December 6, 2023
  • Brian Klinksiek recaps his keynote address at the Global Property Market Conference

    On November 28, LaSalle’s Global Head of Research and Strategy, Brian Klinksiek, gave a keynote address at Canadian Real Estate Forum’s annual Global Property Market conference in Toronto where he discussed our global real estate investment themes for 2024:

      1. The ongoing search for peak rates
      2. Solving the capital stack equation
      3. Favored sectors coming off the boil
      4. Moving beyond bifurcation in the market
      5. The changing definitions of quality and core

        These themes are discussed in detail in ISA Outlook 2024, our annual publication designed to help our clients and partners navigate the year ahead. It brings together smart perspectives and investment ideas from our teams around the world, based on what we see across our more than 1,500 assets that span geographies, property types and risk profiles.

        Go to ISA Outlook 2024

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