Respondents to DLA Piper Global Real Estate's annual survey were clear-eyed on the challenges facing the market but when asked about any reasons for optimism, they pointed to demand for industries that serve basic human necessities.
That sentiment increased by 17 percent compared to 2022 to 37 percent this year.
"Investors are turning toward stable, safe assets amid uncertainty, and these results suggest that they are confident in the underlying strength of those asset classes," according to the report.
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