COVID-19 implications on real estate

06/05/20 • 4 min

Even when the overall effects of the crisis are still difficult to estimate and the associated feeling of uncertainty is impacting the real estate market, there is one topic that has kept our real estate clients busy – cash collection. Even though lock-down is over, this topic will not disappear and the insecurity about it’s long-term impact is still here. On the other side, there are several capital increases planned for the next couple of months, which gives positive signs on the upcoming market activity.

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Series trailer - what you can expect

Welcome to the Asset and Wealth Management podcast series, the ultimate guide to the latest insights and trends every week in three minutes. Our experts across the globe will cover topics in the industry to give you the 360° perspective of the most pressing topics that the industry is currently facing.

The experts will have a look on the main asset classes such as traditional funds / ETF, HF/PE and Real Estate / Infrastructure, with always the same objectives:

Keeping you posted on the latest trends and how the industry, already grappling with fee competition, rising costs and consolidation, will navigate post COVID-19
Sharing insights and market views from PwC specialists across the globe on topics such as PE valuation in times of COVID-19, why we believe ESG would matter even more post COVID-19, how can COVID-19 be an opportunity to reduce cost and many other matters that are closed to you.

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Why ESG will be even more important in a post COVID-19 world

Will a post-pandemic world be less sustainable? Will ESG become even more important after the crisis? This and other questions will be answered in the second episode of Stephan Hirschi. In the video and podcast he will talk about how the regulation is still evolving and why you have to monitor these developments, how important is is to define ambitions that allow to remain competitive in the market, and how ESG also needs to become a key element in building trust towards your clients and stakeholders overall. ESG remains a key element in the financial services sector to be considered now in a COVID-19 world and in the future.