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Commercial Real Estate Recovery to Accelerate in 2014 English 한국어 Welcome. Today I will provide a detailed analysis of the Jones Lang LaSalle commercial real estate forecast for 2014. According to this report, the recovery of the commercial real estate market is expected to accelerate. Global investment volumes are projected to increase by 10 percent year over year, reaching 550 billion dollars. It is particularly important to note that the disconnect between highly active investment markets and cautious leasing markets is gradually narrowing, primarily led by the United States. The global leasing market is anticipated to emerge from its 2013 stagnation and grow by 5 to 10 percent in 2014. The United States office market demonstrates even more positive indicators due to diversifying demand and dwindling supply. Central business districts are shifting toward landlord favorable conditions because of limited new construction. Furthermore, de...

Market Analysis: The End of the Housing Crash English 한국어 Welcome. Today we provide an in-depth analysis of the 2011 Wall Street Journal article, "Why 2011 May Be the End of the Housing Crash." This piece outlines the macroeconomic indicators suggesting that the severe housing downturn, which began in 2006, may finally be reaching its fundamental bottom. The primary catalyst for this stabilization is record affordability. According to Moody's Analytics, the ratio of house prices to average family income has plummeted to its lowest level in 35 years. In major markets like Los Angeles, properties are now significantly cheaper in real terms compared to their pre-bubble historical averages. The financial calculus in many areas now heavily favors homeownership over renting. A secondary indicator of a market bottom is the strategic entry of sophisticated investors. Unlike the debt-fueled speculation of the bubble era, current b...