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The housing deficit is becoming established as a structural factor that puts pressure on supply and access, but also opens up space for new models of development, residential rental, and real estate management.
After a period marked by economic uncertainty, inflation and high interest rates, today there is a more stable scenario with a positive outlook for both buyers and investors.
Mixed-use properties will continue to establish themselves as a strategic option for investment funds seeking stability, income diversification and operational resilience, but their success will depend on a rigorous evaluation of these four pillars.
After the post-pandemic logistics boom, increased supply and a slowdown in demand are pushing the sector into an adjustment phase. Vacancy rises to 6.9% and net absorption falls more than 50%, according to CBRE.
Private debt is gaining ground over traditional banking, consolidating itself as the key option in the industry, while Basel III redefines the rules of real estate financing.
