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Executive Managing Director EMEA, APAC
Executive Managing Director EMEA, APAC
According to the latest analytics from Real Capital Analytics (RCA), investor interest in the life sciences sector has exploded. While the shadow of remote (...)
Following its October $14.6bn recapitalisation of BioMed Realty, the largest private owner of life science office buildings in the United States, Blackstone announced in (...)
Investor spending on apartment and industrial properties combined took a greater value share of European commercial property transactions than offices for the first time (...)
Total European real estate deal volume fell 43% in Q3 2020 compared with the same quarter of 2019, to €44bn, Real Capital Analytics’s European (...)
Amid the numerous uncertainties caused by the Covid-19 crisis, the European logistics sector continues to attract a high level of capital, the latest data (...)
According to the midyear update of the RCA Capital Liquidity Scores, the market liquidity fell in 111 of 155 global commercial real estate markets (...)
For its new "Interview" season, BiTV opens its platform to Business Immo Europe and welcomes Tom Leahy, Senior Director at Real Capital Analytics. With him, we (...)
Investors stuck to the forward transactions route to acquire European office properties in the second quarter of 2020, according to data from Real Capital (...)
As the Covid-19 pandemic and associated lockdowns took a grip on markets, the volume of European commercial real estate investment transactions plunged to the (...)
Globally, hotels have been the asset class most impacted by the Covid-19 crisis with sales down by 50% in the first five months of (...)
A record 2019 for European deal volume meant that many top property markets scored extremely well on Real Capital Analytics’s Capital Liquidity Scores in (...)
According to the RCA Capital Liquidity Scores, which illustrate how markets behaved with respect to capital liquidity during the last global downturn and can (...)
Although the number and value of European commercial property transactions in March will be low in comparison with recent years because of the ongoing (...)
The ongoing virus-focused restrictions on the movement of people across the world will undoubtedly impede the flow of investment capital between countries and continents, (...)
The second most active quarter on record lifted European real estate investment to only a slightly softer finish overall for 2019, after a dismal (...)
A strong 3Q19 performance by real estate in Paris edged the French capital ahead of Brexit-battered London in European volume for the first time (...)
Korean real estate investors have made a record $11.5bn (€10.5bn) in global cross-border deals to-date in 2019 and could reach $20bn this year, double (...)
Escalating concerns over the economic impact of Brexit drove UK property investments down 31%yy in the first half to €23.4bn, while European volumes in (...)
European commercial real estate investment in 1Q19 slid to its lowest level in six years, with slowing economic growth and political uncertainty weighing on (...)
Geopolitical concerns weighed on European real estate investment in 2018, with transactions down 15% from a strong 2017 to €277.7bn, albeit still close to (...)
The European real estate investment slowdown deepened over the summer, but concerns over the ageing market cycle were offset in 3Q18 by a flurry (...)
European real estate investment slowed 19%yy in the first half to €109.8bn as high prices led institutions to scale back, says New York-based research (...)
Investment in European commercial real estate slowed sharply in the first three months of 2018 after a record fourth quarter as investors reassessed pricing (...)
Europe’s commercial real estate in 2017 experienced the third most active year on record for investment, rising 4 % from 2016 to €293.4bn, according (...)
The maturity of the real estate cycle in Europe is leading more investors into asset classes that benefit from 'structural tailwinds', says global data (...)