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he Zacks Real Estate Operations industry is navigating a complex landscape, with geopolitical instability and macroeconomic uncertainties posing significant challenges. Customers are prioritizing cost controls and delaying decisions on property purchases and leasing, particularly for certain asset categories. Despite these hurdles, the growing adoption of outsourced real estate services and emerging trends are poised to benefit industry players. Strategic investments in technology also provide a competitive edge.
Companies like CBRE Group, Jones Lang LaSalle, and Newmark Group are well-positioned to capitalize on favorable trends. The Zacks Real Estate Operations industry encompasses companies offering leasing, property management, investment management, valuation, development services, and more, excluding real estate investment trusts (REITs). Economic trends and government policies significantly impact the real estate market, influencing factors such as economic activity, employment growth, interest rates, credit availability, tax policies, and geopolitical environment.
Geopolitical instability is expected to continue shaping the industry's performance. Conflicts in various nations have disrupted global supply chains, increased inflation, and influenced U.S. policies. The uncertainty surrounding governmental policies has heightened concerns for companies operating with international supply chains and diverse workforces. As a result, clients are adopting a cautious approach, leading to delays in transactions due to investors' desire for greater price discovery.
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