Source: CBRE
Inbound capital to the U.S. fell to a seven-year low of $28 billion in 2020, down by 31% from 2019, as COVID-related market uncertainty took a heavy toll on global investment. EMEA-based investors—the leading source of inbound capital—accounted for 63% of the total decline. U.S. capital outflows fell by 29% from 2019 to $41.6 billion.
Explore the latest edition of CBRE’s U.S. Inbound & Outbound Investment Trends report to discover the top five U.S. markets for foreign investment, the international markets that received the most U.S. capital, and the most sought-after property types.