PHILL FOSTER AND COMPANY

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The most active source of foreign investment into to U.S. industrial real estate is from Canada, with 50 percent of investment, comprising $3.5 billion, coming from Canadian capital between 2012 and 2014. This was followed by investment from Germany, Norway, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.

Office investment still wins favor with foreign investors, but with the latest portfolio deals and looming interest from Asia Pacific, industrial real estate could become a close second. If there is more mega-portfolio trades this year, industrial could top the list as the most favored asset class for foreign capital.  This would be an industry first, and would signify a mini-industrial real estate revolution.

These are attractive conditions for investors needing safe, long-term growth and returns. There is particular interest from investors in Asia Pacific, especially from Japan, Singapore and South Korea. This trend has been driven by land limitations, high valuations, low yields, limited opportunities to develop new product and weak economic growth throughout the Asia-Pacific region.

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