最近一分行业联合投资意向调查报告显示，2015年投资者将往全球房地产注入约585亿美元资金，主要是因为在当前的低利率环境下，国债收益率走弱和全球股市波动性增强，房地产投资变得更加有吸引力。

该年度调查由亚洲非上市产地产投资协会（ANREV）、欧洲非上市房地产投资协会（INREV）和美国基金房地产协会 （PREA），于1月24日联合发布。

ANREV的首席行政官Alan Dalgleish称：“2015年，亚洲投资者将积极进行全球房地产投资配置，亚洲区房地产行业和跨境流动的前景乐观。”

调查显示，投资者倾向增加房地产在投资组合中的权重，平均配置比例预计将从10.8％上升到11.3％。

本次调查吸引了创纪录的337参与者，包括投资者、基金经理和组合基金经理人。其中有82人来自亚太区。

调查还指出，当前低利率和低债券收益率的环境，增强了房地产作为一种资产类别的吸引力，特别是对于寻找相对价值的投资来说。全球股市动荡，债券固定收益较低，投资房地产显得更有价值。

最热门的投资目的地是东京，其次是悉尼及中国的一线城市，如北京、广州、深圳和上海。墨尔本和一些中国城市的受欢迎程度并列第三位。

投资者偏爱写字楼市场、其次是工业和物流。45%的投资者期望今年能投资于日本东京的写字楼市场。

另外，澳大利亚国民银行（NAB）的一份独立调查显示，2014年第四季度，海外买家在澳洲购置的住宅房产中，有近70%房产购买价格低于100万澳元。他们投资是为了让个人财富组合的资产多元化。

NAB私人财富亚洲区总经理Andrew McCasker指出：“如果澳元兑美元保持在目前水平或进一步走弱，澳洲房产作为亚洲投资者的一项选择，将继续保持强大的吸引力。”

 Investors are going to pour an estimated US$58.5 billion into global real estate this year because property is more attractive as an asset class given the low interest rate environment, weak bond yields and rising volatility in world stock markets, according to an investment intentions survey jointly published today by industry associations.

The annual survey was published by the Asian Association for Investors in Non-listed Real Estate Vehicles (ANREV), The European Association for Investors in Non-Listed Real Estate Vehicles (INREV) and Pension Real Estate Association (PREA).

“2015 looks to be an active year for Asia-based investors in global real estate investment allocation which is positive for the industry overall in this region and for cross-border flows,” said Alan Dalgleish, Chief Executive of ANREV.

Investors intend to increase the weightings of real estate in their portfolios, with the average allocation expected to rise to 11.3 per cent from 10.8 per cent, the survey showed.

The survey attracted a record 337 participants comprised of investors, fund managers and fund of funds managers. Out of the total, 82 were from the Asia Pacific region.

The current environment of low interest rates and low bond yields has highlighted the attraction of real estate as an asset class, especially for those seeking relative value when comparing real estate with low fixed income and volatile stock markets, the survey said.

The most popular investment destination is Tokyo, followed by Sydney, and tier-one cities in China such as Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenzhen and Shanghai. Melbourne is tied with the Chinese cities for the third spot.

Investors prefer to invest in the office market, while industrial and logistics rank second. Forty five per cent of investors expect to invest in the Tokyo office market this year.

In a separate survey by National Australia Bank (NAB), nearly seven in 10 residential property purchases by foreign buyers in Australia were less than A$1 million in the fourth quarter 2014. They invested as a way to diversify the assets in their personal wealth portfolio.

“If the Australian dollar stays at this level or weakens further, Australian property as an investment option for Asian investors will continue to remain attractive,” said Andrew McCasker, General Manager of NAB Private Wealth, Asia.