Deloitte's 2025 Commercial Real Estate Outlook: Key Takeaways from Marc Hames

Posted on November 15, 2024

Deloitte has released its comprehensive 2025 Commercial Real Estate Outlook, a pivotal document that will shape the perspectives of industry professionals and policymakers alike.

Highlights from the Report:

  • Global Economic Stability: The report highlights how global economic growth and falling inflation are contributing to stability in the commercial real estate market.
  • GDP Growth Projections: While GDP growth is expected to be slower than historic levels due to high borrowing costs and ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East, Deloitte remains optimistic about the future.
  • Inflation and Recession: Deloitte notes that the recession has been largely avoided, and inflation rates have significantly decreased from their 2023 highs. This is expected to bring some relief to owners and investors in 2025 and 2026 as interest rates continue to drop and economies recover from the pandemic’s impact.
  • Geopolitical Concerns: The report emphasizes that geopolitical issues, such as the potential expansion of the war in the Middle East or the prolonged conflict in Ukraine, could significantly impact the global economy, particularly in the MENA region and Europe.
  • US Presidential Election: The upcoming US presidential election adds another layer of uncertainty to the economic outlook.

Deloitte’s insights are crucial for understanding the future of the commercial real estate market. We encourage you to delve into their report for a more detailed analysis: Read the full report here.

What are your thoughts on the commercial real estate market as we head into 2025?

For more detailed insights and to discuss your commercial real estate needs, contact Marc Hames directly. He is ready to assist you with his extensive knowledge and experience.

Contact Marc Hames today at marc.hames@freg.com or 248.848.4177 and take the next step towards achieving your commercial real estate goals with Friedman Real Estate.