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Real Estate 2020: Building the future

As confidence returns to real estate, the industry faces a number of fundamental shifts that will shape its future.

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Global megatrends will change the real estate landscape considerably over the next six years and beyond. While many of the trends are already evident, there is a natural tendency to underestimate how much the real estate world will have changed by 2020.

The changing landscape will have major implications for real estate investment and development. It will increase the size of the asset pool, yet change the nature of investment opportunities. Real estate organizations will need to adapt early to survive and prosper.

Download Real Estate 2020: Building the future to learn more about how the operating landscape for asset managers will change by 2020 and how real estate players can prepare for the challenges ahead and turn them into competitive advantages.

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