As of 2022, the Euromoney Real Estate Survey has changed and moved. The results for the Euromoney Real Estate Awards 2022 can be found here.
About the Real Estate Survey:
The Euromoney Real Estate Survey 2021 was the 17th annual survey of the global real estate markets and canvassed the opinions of the leading firms involved in the real estate sector worldwide.
Advisers, developers, investment managers, banks and corporate end users of real estate were all invited to take part. The survey canvassed respondents’ opinions on which firms they believe have been the best providers of real estate products and services in their market during the past 12 months. Senior executives fill in the survey at country level, and results are based on peer nominations and voter participation scores.
For the 17th annual Real Estate Survey, we received 3355 valid responses worldwide. You may view results globally, by region and by country. Subscribe now to ensure you can access these.
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With its economy embattled and investors fleeing in droves, getting good data on China has never been more important. There are some great analysts and research shops out there. But too many China-facing reports suffer from a lack of imagination, groupthink brought on by a fear of irritating Beijing and an over-reliance on state data. That must change. -
At the start of 2023, analysts sized China and liked what they saw: an economy reopening after three years of Covid isolation, and ready once again to roar. Nothing of the sort has happened and corporates and institutional investors are now fleeing the market in droves.
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The Signa Group of companies is complex, but its problems are simple: debt service costs are going up while property values are going down.
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