CURRENT VIEW ON INVESTING IN U.S. REAL ESTATE · 2019. 6. 22. · 2019 AFIRE INTERNATIONAL INVESTOR...
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2019 AFIRE INTERNATIONAL INVESTOR SURVEY CURRENT VIEW ON INVESTING IN U.S. REAL ESTATE 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100% Less Attractive About the Same More Attractive PERCENT OF RESPONDENTS' VOTES
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GREATEST RISK OF TRIGGERING A DOWNTURN IN U.S INVESTMENT MARKET
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OUTLOOK ON CROSS-BORDER REAL ESTATE INVESTING
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GLOBAL CITIES RANKING SUMMARY
Rank Pts. City Rank Pts. City Rank Pct. City Rank Pct. City1 39 New York 1 53 London 1 30% New York 1 16% London2 24 Boston 2 33 New York 2 11% Tokyo 2 12% New York2 24 Seattle 3 19 San Francisco 3 8% Paris 3 7% Berlin4 23 Berlin 4 18 Chicago 4 7% Boston 4 5% Boston5 22 San Francisco 5 16 Washington DC 4 7% Singapore 4 5% Frankfurt6 21 Paris 6 9 Los Angeles 6 5% Los Angeles 4 5% Los Angeles7 20 Los Angeles 6 9 Paris 6 5% Frankfurt 4 5% Seattle8 18 Frankfurt 8 8 Beijing 6 5% Munich 8 3% Atlanta9 14 Atlanta 8 8 Hong Kong 9 3% London 8 3% Madrid
10 13 Washington DC 10 6 Houston 9 3% Seattle 8 3% Mumbai11 11 Amsterdam 11 4 Boston 9 3% Atlanta 8 3% San Francisco11 11 London 11 4 Miami 9 3% Toronto 8 3% Sao Paulo13 10 Tokyo 11 4 Milan 13 2% Berlin 8 3% Washington DC14 9 Dallas 11 4 Seattle 13 2% Sydney15 7 Madrid 11 4 Singapore 13 2% Stockholm15 7 Melbourne 16 3 Atlanta 13 2% Washington DC15 7 Munich 16 3 Berlin 13 2% Copenhagen18 6 Austin 16 3 Calgary 13 2% Melbourne18 6 Mumbai 16 3 Dallas18 6 Toronto 16 3 Dublin
14 2% Amsterdam 14 2% Buenos Aires 14 2% Dallas14 2% Ho Chi Minh City14 2% Melbourne 14 2% Moscow 14 2% Munich
16 3 Frankfurt 14 2% Paris16 3 Kuala Lumpur 14 2% Rio de Janeiro16 3 Nashville 14 2% San Jose16 3 Warsaw 14 2% Singapore25 2 Brussels 14 2% Stockholm25 2 Edmonton 14 2% Warsaw
Note: The colors highlight the rankings of several major cities across categories.
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PROPERTY TYPES WHERE RESPONDENTS WOULD LIKE TO INCREASE OR DECREASE EXPOSURE
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