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Several financial institutions have reduced their GDP growth projections for the rest of the year due to imposed trade tariffs.
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Despite continued strength in the logistics sector, trade uncertainty threatens the future of industrial performance.
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Construction firms and developers contend with rising prices in the immediate wake of tariffs, but retailers, industrial users and others are also being stung.
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Canada leads the world in U.S. real estate investment, but Trump's escalating rhetoric has renewed calls to buy Canadian, including in the capital markets.
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Warehouses at the ports where Chinese goods flow in are still in high demand.
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For investors looking to be defensive with their capital as the trade war between the U.S. and China ramps up, experts believe real estate could be the play.
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By raising tariffs on $200B worth of Chinese imports from 10% to 25%, President Donald Trump has struck a devastating blow against real estate.
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Blackstone's President Jon Gray and CEO Stephen Schwarzman said sales and development activity is likely to dip in commercial real estate because of tariffs.
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Canadian commercial real estate investors are still sending money south despite tariffs and bluster from leaders on both sides of the border.
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Chinese investment in global real estate continues to dwindle.
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