KIC Global Real Estate Investment Outlook: "Focus on Residential Facilities and Data Centers"
‘2025 Singapore International Financial Forum’ Held
Domestic and Global Investors Discuss Real Estate Market Prospects in Singapore
Focus on Growth Opportunities in the Asian Real Estate Sector
The sovereign wealth fund Korea Investment Corporation (KIC) announced on the 4th that it held the ‘2025 Singapore International Financial Forum’ on the 3rd in Singapore, where domestic institutional investors and global asset managers discussed prospects for the global and Asian real estate markets.
The meeting was attended by investment officials from the government, public investment institutions, securities, banks, and insurance companies, including the Financial Attach? of the Korean Embassy in Singapore.
Raymond Amabile, Co-CEO and Global Chief Investment Officer (CIO) of PGIM Real Estate, a major global real estate asset manager, stated in his keynote presentation, “Due to changes in the financial environment, the global real estate market has undergone significant asset value adjustments,” adding, “Recently, as borrowing rates have stabilized and demand has strengthened, liquidity in the real estate market is recovering.” He continued, “Currently, it is time to focus on active asset management to enhance operating returns and asset values,” and emphasized, “When making new investments, it is necessary to focus on key sectors that lead the structural growth of the new economy, such as various types of residential facilities and data centers.”
Jung Soo-yong, Head of KIC’s Singapore office, said, “The Asian region has high growth potential in the global real estate market,” and added, “It was a meaningful occasion to broadly review global real estate market trends and discuss investment opportunities and risks in the Asian real estate market.”
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KIC has overseas branches and offices in global financial hubs including New York and San Francisco in the United States, London in the United Kingdom, Singapore, and Mumbai in India. Each overseas branch and office shares investment information with domestic public and private financial institutions operating locally and strives to establish mutual cooperation systems.
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