JLL: Global property investors see signs of recovery in mainland China's office and retail markets, but remain wary of oversupply
According to global real estate firm JLL, international investors are expected to start buying when oversupply concerns are eased and new supply is absorbed by fresh take-up. Stuart Crow, JLL’s CEO for capital markets in the Asia-Pacific region, stated that investors are waiting for the real economy to absorb commercial property spaces and may need more patience for China's value recovery.
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