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Follow on Google News | ![]() Global Real Estate Market Poised for Resurgence Amid Shifting Investment TrendsIn 2024, high interest rates and geopolitical uncertainty challenged traditional investment models, causing shifts in portfolio diversification. However, 2025 marks a renewed confidence in key sectors such as luxury hospitality, mixed-use developments, and sustainable commercial spaces. Major investment hubs, including Dubai, London, New York, and Singapore, continue to attract substantial institutional capital, while emerging markets in Southeast Asia and the Middle East are gaining momentum. Hospitality and Tourism Leading the Charge With post-pandemic travel reaching record levels, the global hospitality sector is at the forefront of real estate investment. Major hotel brands and asset managers are actively pursuing acquisitions and management contracts, particularly in high-demand locations such as Saudi Arabia, where Vision 2030 initiatives continue to drive tourism and infrastructure expansion. "Investors are strategically acquiring hospitality assets in religious and leisure destinations, recognizing the long-term value in high-occupancy markets," says Shoaib Butt, Founder of United Capital Group. "Makkah, Dubai, and key European cities are among the most attractive markets for hotel acquisitions in 2025." Luxury and Mixed-Use Developments on the Rise High-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) and institutional investors are shifting towards integrated developments that combine luxury residences, retail, and office spaces. The rise of branded residences and serviced apartments reflects the growing demand for high-end living experiences paired with investment security. In London, Paris, and Miami, developers are capitalizing on the demand for exclusive real estate offerings, while in Asia, cities like Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur are emerging as new luxury investment destinations. Sustainability and Smart Cities Sustainable real estate is no longer a niche market—it is now a core investment strategy. Green-certified office towers, energy-efficient hotels, and smart city developments are attracting both ESG-focused investors and corporate tenants looking for long-term value. Governments worldwide are offering incentives for green buildings, reinforcing the shift toward environmentally responsible urban planning. As 2025 unfolds, the global real estate sector is expected to remain resilient, driven by a mix of innovation, diversification, and a renewed focus on long-term asset performance. About United Capital Group United Capital Group, based in Cyprus, is a global real estate consultancy specializing in high-value acquisitions for ultra-high-net- For more information, visit: www.unitedcapitalgroup.eu End
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