1、REPORTCBRE RESEARCHFEBRUARY 20232023 U.S.Investor&Lender Intentions SurveysIntelligent Investment2CBRE RESEARCH 2023 CBRE,INC.Intelligent Investment2023 U.S.Investor&Lender Intentions Surveys|ReportCommercial real estate investors and lenders plan to significantly reduce their activity in 2023 due t

2、o rising interest rates,economic uncertainty and associated impacts on values.Thats the conclusion of two recent surveys by CBRE,which reveal that real estate debt and equity markets are reacting to current economic conditions in a complementary manner.Although capital deployment decision-makers ent

3、ered the year in a cautious mood,CBRE believes pessimism may have reached its nadir at the time the surveys were conducted in December 2022.Despite expectations for less buying and selling activity,both investors and lenders say they will largely maintain their capital allocations to the commercial

4、real estate sector this year,signaling that abundant capital will support increased investment activity as uncertainty abates later in the year.The multifamily and industrial sectors were the most preferred by investors and lenders surveyed by CBRE.They also indicated a strong preference for dynamic

5、 secondary markets,particularly in the Sun Belt.Executive Summary3CBRE RESEARCH 2023 CBRE,INC.Intelligent Investment2023 U.S.Investor&Lender Intentions Surveys|Report01 Buying&lending expectations02 Inflation&interest rate expectations 03 Preferred real estate sectors04 Preferred markets05 ESG consi

6、derations06 Lender insights07 Looking aheadContents471012141719Buying&lending expectations015CBRE RESEARCH 2023 CBRE,INC.Intelligent Investment2023 U.S.Investor&Lender Intentions Surveys|ReportCBREs 2023 U.S.Investor Intentions Survey reveals subdued sentiment among commercial real estate investors.