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Asia Pacific Cross-Border Capital Flows Dr Megan Walters, FRICS Head of Research, Asia Pacific Capital Markets, JLL October 2015

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Page 1: Asia Pacific Cross-Border Capital Flows - ULI

Asia Pacific Cross-Border Capital Flows

Dr Megan Walters, FRICS

Head of Research, Asia Pacific Capital Markets, JLL

October 2015

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Welcome to Asia, home to half of the world

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What kinds of returns

and investment criteria

are these groups

looking for?

Global macro trends

driving cross border real

estate deals

Who are the major

investors

and why are they

investing in the US?

Capital from Asia Pacific to US

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Rise in Asian

capital continues

its cross border

push

What investment

strategies

What’s next?

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China

Japan

India

Source: Oxford Economics, August 2015

US still the world’s biggest economyNominal GDP in USD

4

0

10

20

30

40

50

2001 2004 2007 2010 2013 2016F 2019F 2022F

US$ trillion

United States European Union China Japan India Australia South Korea Rest of Asia Pac

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Asia Pacific investors – more capital to US than Europe

TokyoChongqing

London

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

Delhi Shanghai

Moscow

SeoulBeijing

Hong Kong

Buenos Aires

Rio de Janeiro

Jakarta

Dallas

Shenyang

Tianjin

Guangzhou

Shenzhen

Wuhan

Singapore

Mumbai

ParisIstanbul

Los AngelesWashington DC

Houston

Chicago

Kolkata

Source: JLL, 2013

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Top 30 Cities by Absolute GDP Growth (PPP), 2010-2020

Where are the world’s fastest growing large cities?

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Source: JLL, RCA August 2015

Asia Pacific investors – more capital to US than EuropePurchaser flows – last 18 months

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$12.2 billion

$8.7 billion

$4.4 billion

$4.1 billion

$3.9 billion

$3.1

billion

$0.2 billion

$7.4 billion

$5.9 billion

$4.1 billion

$3.1

billion

$0.5 billion

$2.8

billion

$1.1 billion

Japan

South

Korea

China

Taiwan

Hong

Kong

Singapore

Australia

USEurope

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Investor spectrum

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HNW,

Private

investors

Formal state

owned,

Sovereign

Wealth Funds

State owned

enterprises/

govt linked

companies

Public & private

insurance

companies

Public & private

pension funds

Developers,

Private equity

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Investor strategies

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Logistics Centers

Formal state

owned,

Sovereign

Wealth Funds BG Group Place

Houston

State owned

enterprises/

govt linked

companies

Waldorf Astoria

New York

Public & private

insurance

companies

Public & private

pension fundsColumbia Center

Seattle

Developers,

Private equity

General Motors Building

New York

Zhang Xin (SOHO China)

HNW,

Private

investors

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Investor spectrum

9

HNW,

Private

investors

Formal state

owned,

Sovereign

Wealth Funds

State owned

enterprises/

govt linked

companies

Public & private

insurance

companies

Public & private

pension funds

Developers,

Private equity

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$4.7 trillion in 1985

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Source: CBRE Global Investors

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020

Perc

ent of th

e G

lobal

Inve

sta

ble

Un

ive

rse

Developed Europe

North America

Developed Asia PacificEmerging Asia

Emerging Europe

Latin America

Rest of World

Increasing

share of

investible

universe in AP

$38.4 trillion in 2020

What’s Next in the Global Investable Universe?

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LaSalle does not accept any liability in negligence or otherwise for any loss or damage suffered by any party resulting from reliance on this publication.

Contacts

Megan Walters PhD FRICS

Head of Research, JLL Asia Pacific Capital Markets

Singapore

+65 6220 3888

[email protected]

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