Share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn I recommend visiting cushmanwakefield.com to read:%0A%0A {0} %0A%0A {1}

Coronavirus Impact on Global Property Markets

Kevin Thorpe • 5/14/2020

Coronavirus impact on property markets (image)

The path of the virus - its spread, its duration and its severity - are all central to our ability to model the impact on property. We’ve conducted robust research to create regional reports that provide impact analysis and the latest market observations on all property types and capital markets.

Hear Chief Economist, Kevin Thorpe and other key global leaders discuss market observations and the pandemic’s economic impact on property types and capital markets across the Americas, EMEA and APAC via the webinar replay videos below. 

 

Regional Reports

coronavirus impact on property (image)
Americas

Providing impact analysis and the latest market observations on all property types and capital markets across The U.S. and Canada.

Read report

EMEA Report (image)
EMEA

Providing impact analysis and the latest market observations on all property types and capital markets across Europe, Middle East and Africa.

Read report

APAC report (image)
Asia Pacific

Providing impact analysis and the latest market observations on all property types and capital markets across Asia Pacific.

Read Report

Related Insights

recovery readiness guide 2.0 card (image)
Research • Workplace

Recovery Readiness: A How-to Guide for Reopening your Workplace

The “Recovery Readiness: A How-to Guide for Reopening your Workplace,” outlines some of the best thinking and practices that our more than 53,000 professionals have compiled across the globe and also includes insights from key partners.
9/2/2020
recovery readiness webinar (image)
Video • Workplace

Webinar: Recovery Readiness Replay

On this webinar, the RRTF announced the release of “Recovery Readiness: A How-to Guide for Reopening your Workplace,” a comprehensive guide for real estate tenants and landlords on reopening workplaces as stay-at-home restrictions are lifted.
4/22/2020
global policy (image)
Article

Global Policy Report

It is clear now that what was originally a supply-side shock—and to a lesser extent an export demand shock for the global economy—has morphed into something far more pernicious.
Kevin Thorpe • 4/2/2020

Cushman & Wakefield utilise des cookies pour analyser le trafic et offrir sur ce site internet une meilleure expérience à nos clients. Fermez ce dialogue pour confirmer votre accord ou rendez-vous sur cette page pour en savoir plus:
Cookie Notice

MORE OPTIONS
Acceptez et fermez
These cookies ensure that our website performs as expected,for example website traffic load is balanced across our servers to prevent our website from crashing during particularly high usage.
These cookies allow our website to remember choices you make (such as your user name, language or the region you are in) and provide enhanced features. These cookies do not gather any information about you that could be used for advertising or remember where you have been on the internet.
These cookies allow us to work with our marketing partners to understand which ads or links you have clicked on before arriving on our website or to help us make our advertising more relevant to you.
Agree All
Reject All
SAVE SETTINGS