Industry Overview 

The global real estate market size was valued USD 7.4 Trillion  in 2021, and is projected to reach USD 8.8 trillion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 2.8% from 2022 to 2027.In 2020, due to the pandemic the global economy remains repressed with transaction volumes declining during the last quarter of 2020. With constant discovery of new virus strains and lockdowns, the real estate market continues to expect prices to fall even further for the next six months. The market continues to be divided between sectors like industrial and residential sectors that continue to benefit even in these circumstances and the retail and office sector that took a hit massively due to the pandemic.  

The growing attractiveness of big cities is one of the main phenomena that has lost traction due to COVID-19. Several of the largest U.S. cities have been hit the hardest as tourism after decades of revitalization and population growth, while large cities are likely to struggle for many years (with both their fiscal viability and private-sector activity), the COVID driven pause in their attractiveness is not likely to struggle. As demographics prefer suburban areas, and constraints on public transportation, office and retail/restaurant density, and live entertainment, and the concerns of individuals about them, may be difficult for the next three to five years, making big city life less desirable.

There could be opportunities for buyers with capital to re-enter the market deeper into the cycle at a more favorable price point, given the continuing price dislocation. Our long-term value analysis shows that pricing tends to be stretched, although this changes as prices get corrected and yields grow. Consequently, the manufacturing sector is preferred more for investments, which is currently benefiting from changes in technology and the way we shop. The privately rented sector is also proving to be attractive with the increased demand to rent and the unaffordability housing markets due to dip in disposable incomes.

Furthermore, an increase in monetary and fiscal support by the government in infrastructure anticipated to provide lucrative opportunities for the growth of the real estate market in the future, thereby avoiding a financial crisis. Many projects related to infrastructure growth are undertaken by the government. One of the main drivers is economic development. At the same time, large-scale foreign investment has resulted in improved economies in developing countries such as India, Indonesia and others, a factor that subsequently boosts the market for construction equipment in infrastructure projects across different sectors. 

The global real estate market is segmented based on property, business, and region. By property, the market is segmented into:

• Residential,
• Commercial,
• Industrial, 
• Land.  

By business the real estate market can be divided into :

• Sales
• Rentals

The land segment earns the largest share in terms of revenue from property, and the industrial segment is expected to rise during the forecast period. In addition, increased demand for agricultural land is anticipated to provide lucrative opportunities for the expansion of the land real estate market.

The global real estate market is segmented based on property, business, and region. By property, the market is segmented into:

• Residential,
• Commercial,
• Industrial, 
• Land.  

By business the real estate market can be divided into:

• Sales
• Rentals

By region the market can be segmented into:

• North America

• The U.S.
• Canada

• Europe
  • France
  • The U.K.
• Asia Pacific
  • China
  • India
• Latin America
  • Brazil
• MEA
  • UAE

Top players in the Real estate industry

• Simon Property Group
• CBRE Group
• Cushman and Wakefield PLC
• JLL
• Brookfield Asset Management
• American Tower Corporation
• Ventas
• Segro
• Emaar Properties
• Damac Properties
• Nakheel

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