全球地产集团世邦魏理仕（CBRE）一项调查显示，对全球投资者最具吸引力的房产投资目的地排名中，悉尼位居第四，超过纽约和巴黎。
 
伦敦、东京和旧金山位列前三名。
 
“这排名是在意料之中，因为澳大利亚在我们所有的核心部门都提供着全球最高的回报率，次级资产回报率甚至更具吸引力。”世邦魏理仕资本市场澳大利亚区总监乔什·卡伦（Josh Cullen）说，“我们在一些澳大利亚中心商务区（CBD）市场开始看到办公部门积极的迹象，这将巩固增长预期。”
 
在世邦魏理仕这份2015年全球投资者意向调查进行的调查中, 700个房地产投资者中有超过一半计划今年增加采购量，而2014年只有三分之一表示感兴趣。

房地产投资者具全球视野

38%的受访投资者计划投资自己所在地区，主要集中在西欧和亚洲。投资者对二线城市的兴趣也有所增加，其中西班牙的马德里、美国的达拉斯和西雅图名列前十。
 
“我们认为，低利率环境下，加上越来越多的市场进行经济扩张，房地产基本面相应的改善将吸引资本进入商业地产，”世邦魏理仕全球资本市场总裁克里斯·罗德曼（Chris Ludeman）说。
 
虽然全球资本近三年来的流动较为平坦，但流入房地产的资本却在持续上升。

2014年，流入全球房地产的资本上升至略高于1万亿美元，几乎是2009年录得2950亿美元的四倍。

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Sydney trumps Paris, New York for foreign real estate investment

Sydney is the fourth most attractive real-estate investment destination among global investors ahead of New York and Paris according to a survey by global real estate group CBRE.

London, Tokyo and San Francisco were the top three. 

"This ranking is no surprise, with Australia offering some of the highest returns on a global basis across all our core sectors, with returns on secondary assets being even more attractive," CBRE National Director, Capital Markets, Josh Cullen, said.  "We are starting to see positive signs in the office sector in a range of Australian CBD markets, which will underpin growth expectations." 

More than half the 700 real-estate investors, surveyed by CBRE's Global Investor Intentions Survey 2015, planned on increasing their purchases this year, up from only about a third expressing that interest in 2014.

GLOBAL VISION

Thirty-eight per cent planned to invest outside their own region, focusing mainly on western Europe and Asia. Interest in second-tier cities also increased with Madrid, Dallas and Seattle making the top 10.

"We believe that a low interest rate environment, economic expansion in an increasing number of markets, and corresponding improvement in real estate fundamentals will attract capital to commercial real estate," CBRE Capital Markets' global resident, Chris Ludeman, said. 

While global capital flows have flatined over the three years, capital flows into real estate continued to rise. 
Capital flows into global real estate increased to just over $1 trillion in 2014, almost four times greater than the $295 billion recorded in 2009.