The real estate industry of present era is witnessing a boom in its growth. It is a new environment for the real estate fund managers. It is accustomed with rising values, low interest rates and trends such as private homes sale. The fund managers are well aware of the typical duration of a real estate bull market, an abundance of equity capital and debt, and the given competition for deals.

It has been seven years since the financial crisis hit the markets in Japan, Europe and US. It resulted in loose monetary policies, reduced interest rates and quantitative easing. The investors are seen taking advantage of the post-crisis era in the real estate market. The emerging market economies has resulted in an increasing demand for commercial real estate along with growing urban populations and new developments which are manly steered by China at the driver’s seat.

However, the rising tide that disturbed the real estate market in the past seven years seems to be receding due to a slowdown in the China markets and a rate rise in the markets of the United States. The counterweight of such real concerns are shown in the shape of real state demand and supply being in a relative check and a slow yet steady growth in the real estate market.

This has made the cycle turned around completely and the profitable investments of yesterday do not seem to be that much fruitful today.

The conclusion is that the real estate fundraisers are likely to find many opportunities in the markets across the globe. The real industry is seen being innovative in providing fund managers and investors with liquidity. The new sources of the financing are also witnessed being emerging in the markets such as Israel. Therefore, beside many bumps on the road, the real estate industry is showing a slow yet steady growth.