The second most active quarter on record lifted European real estate investment to only a slightly softer finish overall for 2019, after a dismal (...)
M&G on Wednesday halted trading in its £2.5bn London property fund after fears over Brexit and a retail downturn prompted investors to rush to withdraw (...)
House price increases among major European nations will be strongest in Germany going forward, followed by France, says Geneva-based bank Edmond de Rothschild. In a (...)
Huge amounts of investment capital are targeting London city real estate, and the slowdown in development resulting from Brexit worries will worsen the shortage (...)
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 (...)
Paris prices of luxury residential property are likely to overtake London's by 2022, says agent Cordwell Banker, with the UK capital open to a (...)
With London leading and Paris in third place, seven European cities feature in adviser JLL's new study of global competitiveness. Berlin and Munich have (...)
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 real estate faces an environment of falling acquisition yields and rising rents in the coming months as official interest rates remain low, says (...)
A new study by EY Real Estate shows that insurers' real estate quota has hit a historic high at 10.3% and that three-quarters of (...)
The global real estate outlook remains positive as a 'lower-for-longer' rate environment supports yielding assets and extends the opportunity for value-add and manage-to-core strategies, (...)
“There is usually a time lag of 1-2 years between what happens in the United Kingdom and the rest of Europe”, according to Darren Yates, (...)
Business Immo: You are the principal contact point for foreign investors potentially interested in Greater Paris. What are your main arguments to convince them? Frank Margain: (...)
“When it comes to equity, European real estate is like a busy nightclub – as soon as one group leaves, another seems to be (...)
With €1bn to invest over 10 years, 36% of attendees at the INREV conference voted western Europe as the best target region. Britain was (...)
A maturity is entering real estate. Recognition that it is not for old cowboys but a sector where success is tied directly to user (...)
With €29.7bn spent on offices last year, a 24% jump from 2017, Germany established itself as the biggest office market in Europe, a surge (...)
UK, on the ropes but not out yet The United Kingdom was on the ropes in 2018 but still managed to hold on to its title (...)
Office and industrial property in Germany is expected to deliver further capital value and rental growth over the coming year, says the RICS Global (...)
Real estate investors in 2019 will need to adjust to rapid changes deriving from five main sources: environmental, governance, geopolitical, transparency and tech-related, says (...)
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