Emerging Trends in Real Estate United States and Canada 2019

whitePaper | November 16, 2021

Construction technology has been relatively stagnant for many decades compared to other, equally crucial sectors. However, the current moment shows evidence for both progress in existing approaches.

whitePaper | November 30, 2021

Deloitte is a pioneer in digital transformation. We promote new growth by elevating the human experience with connected ideas, technology, innovation, and perspectives. In recent years, digital assets have gained popularity, and the adoption of digitalization has been rapidly increasing across different sectors, including the financial industry and capital markets. The world of digital assets is expanding, and we see the great potential for its adoption in the real estate sector.

whitePaper | September 21, 2022

Currencies, cryptocurrencies and even so-called stablecoins are inherently unstable, as the current bouts of inflation and global tension demonstrate. But what if there were a cryptocurrency backed by the one asset everyone in the world needs and is willing to pay more for almost every year? That would be real estate, which almost continually appreciates

whitePaper | January 24, 2020

As the digital age accelerates the rate in which these new developments appear and the effects they can have, it's more important than ever for real estate professionals to stay a few steps ahead of the game. 9 of the biggest trends we see impacting the real estate industry in 2020 and beyond include, but are not limited to expanding tenant Experience, construction Industry and skilled labor shortage bringing Business Payments into the digital age, data security, cybersecurity and tenant data privacy.

whitePaper | December 12, 2022

This Lender’s Guide to Appraisal Modernization offers a broad overview of the appraisal modernization challenge facing the mortgage industry, plus tips for managing through the appraisal modernization process at your organization.

whitePaper | August 26, 2021

Diversification benefits have long been a driver for real estate allocations in multi- asset portfolios. The characteristics typically associated with underlying real estate of income stability and progression, scope for capital growth and tangible asset worth have served to counter the traditional shortcomings of illiquidity and imperfect information. These positive attributes are emphasized in long-income strategies, often reducing volatility and resulting in low correlations with traditional asset classes