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TRACK THE ACTUAL

  • Writer: akinABRAHAM & ASSOCIATES LTD
    akinABRAHAM & ASSOCIATES LTD
  • Mar 22, 2021
  • 1 min read

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Intelligence reports and analysis have put real estate recovery and growth to be in phases — with the warehouse/distribution, data center, multifamily and essential retail outlets leading the growth whilst office, hospitality and non-essential retail outlets recovering slowly.


Looking ahead, assessing risks and opportunities depend on the factors:

a) vaccines rollouts, global vaccination and how soon the world is able to combat the new waves of Covid-19;

b) quick return of supply chains and business travels to pre-COVID level;

c) availability of stimulus packages and other social interventions;

d) restoration of consumer confidence and the behaviour of renter to the pandemic-led changes;

e) global economy and financial markets recovery, amongst others.


The most important task for the CRE market players is to find the best process and procedure of tracking the actual reactions of cashflows, sales prices, cap rates, liquidity and risk premium, amongst other metrics; in order to understand whether the gains and losses are crisis-only impacts or an indicative of long-term trends.


For more insights, call us at +2348069774629, aabraham@akaa-ng.com


 
 
 

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