The Next Bubble: Commercial Real Estate- H.E. Alabbar, David Grover, Barry Sternlicht, Ulbrich
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- Опубліковано 24 жов 2023
- Future Investment Initiative 7th Edition
A looming uncertainty persists in the global real estate market as debt reaches an unprecedented scale. According to Bloomberg, the global real estate market has almost $175 billion worth of debt, sparking concerns and debates among investors, regulators, and economists. Amid this soaring growth and complex financial landscape, is the world standing on the precipice of the next real estate bubble, and what strategic insights and precautions must be employed to navigate the potential risks and opportunities?
Moderator:
Daniel Richard Murphy, Anchor & Correspondent, CNBC
Speakers:
- H.E. Mohamed Alabbar, Founder, Emaar Properties; Founder, Noon.com
- David Grover, Group CEO, ROSHN
- Barry Sternlicht, Chairman & CEO, Starwood Capital Group
- Christian Ulbrich, Global CEO & President, JLL
23:14 finally someone said it!
Really find useful the way the first host try to highlight the fact that everything in life flow, with up and sometimes with low.
They are openly deliberating on the optimal ways to administer countries, though it is crucial to underscore that they have not been chosen through a democratic process. This situation is nothing short of absurd.
they have been trough a democratic procces, and u know that when u realize all the things and problems they had to solve to get to the level they were. its evolve
The system is rigged, what do you think????!!!!
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65 cents on the construction cost, I need itttttt
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The host is really weak. Barry made out a very strong case for rates to be reduced and the host did not even question let alone challenge him and such a bold outlook.
Rates will not come down, but prices will.
Honestly I agree with a lot of what Barry said, the disagreement comes in the expectation that rates will decrease. Deficits will not take priority to an overheated economy that shocks global markets.
With 130,000 units in the US I’m sure it can’t be an easy realization that shareholders balance sheets may be swamped by an overwhelming decline in CRE prices, fueled by suppressed cap rates that make CRE an unattractive investment for financial institutions.
This will eventually trickle to residential properties as well, because rents are also overpriced, considering an increasing employment rate AS WELL AS a decline in real wage growth from 2020-2021 & 2021-2022.
Data will prevail due to the AI race so there is also agreement there and he is also right about the tough decisions that will have to be addressed by the fed (Increase rates and increase debt expense to slow down inflation Or Keep rates low and essentially establish a new target inflation rate.). However ignoring that the target rate is still not met and hoping that fiscal policy balances inflation via. Employment and budget cuts that inspire a surplus is a major stretch…
The fed can impact the economy through rate increases/decreases or through the purchase or sale of bonds.
There is no other way to control inflation regarding the fed and considering that they are suppose to be independent of fiscal policy I bet they use all tools in their control to combat inflation irregardless of the hassle it puts on the deficit which is more a fiscal focus.
So basically those who have the cash in hand to pay in full will come out on top
Everyone is focused on the achievements is ok but to learn we have to learn from our mistakes from our history every mistakes so we never fall back on this again
I wish that they believed in what they are saying and what they are doing
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y not conduct this FII through video conferencing and save billions through it.... HYBRID MODEL...sit in bed rooms and discuss board room issues...
What a big difference between Barry and Muhammad, it is clear to see who worked hard to get to the top and who got born with a silver spoon 😅
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