Knight Frank forecasts a significant rebound in cross-border real estate investments in Asia-Pacific for the second half of 2024. Their Horizon Report III predicts a 33% increase in investment volumes compared to 2023, driven by potential Federal Reserve rate cuts. Christine Li, Head of Research at Knight Frank Asia-Pacific, notes that transaction volumes typically normalise within 30 months after crises, positioning H2 2024 as a prime investment window. Early recovery signs are visible in Australia and South Korea. Australia is expected to lead with a 129% increase in cross-border investments, mainly in commercial real estate. Japan and Singapore also show strong investment appeal, with Japan attracting 23% and Singapore 11% of total cross-border flows in 2024. The report highlights opportunities in undervalued assets and favorable market conditions.