Landlords: You Can’t Win Without a Good Defensive Strategy

Summary:

According to a recent report published by Jones Lane LaSalle, in 2009 the global financial crisis shifted real estate markets into tenants’ favor. No major city in Asia Pacific escaped the downward pressure on rents and hikes in vacancy .

Now as many countries move from downturn to upswing, we are seeing some real estate markets move towards the landlord’s ‘favor’ .The effect of a “tenant market” or “landlord market” is more or less pronounced depending on the specific dynamics and maturity of each individual real estate market. Rental rates will always move as leases expire, space is vacated, and new deals are done. However, the current vacancy rate is not the only determinant of rental movement. Market sentiment, future supply pipeline, and underlying demand also play important roles.

In this paper, Jones Lang LaSalle provides practical insight into the key steps of developing your defensive strategy and turning the game to your advantage.

You can download the report on this page or visit:www.joneslanglasalle.com for more information.