AEW has just published its European 2022 Mid-Year Property Outlook. While the long-term economic effects of the pandemic have been contained by governments, the (...)
For the second year in a row, London has topped the Schroders Global Cities Index, which identifies the most dynamic cities in the world. (...)
INREV takes stock. And warns straight away: "European unlisted real estate performed at a record high in Q4 2021". Indeed, INREV's quarterly Pan-European Asset (...)
BNP Paribas Real Estate has just published its quarterly outlook for European real estate markets, which remains positive, with meaningful GDP growth expected in (...)
What are the first impacts of the war in Ukraine on the economy and real estate? Béatrice Guedj and Pierre Schoeffler, Senior Advisors at (...)
Office real estate rarely goes well with taxation. In an effort to preserve the sometimes conflicting relationships between the two, the "Observatoire régional de l'immobilier (...)
Business Immo: The Covid-19 pandemic has had a major impact on property markets over the past two years. What is your assessment of Savills? Boris (...)
Investors brushed aside concerns about the impact of the Omicron variant to make Q4 one of the most important quarters of 2021 for European (...)
The exceptional economic situation in 2020 did not allow for a numerical forecast last year. This is not the case today. Using sophisticated econometric (...)
Although the economic context remains uncertain, the recovery is nonetheless relatively solid. The Paris office market should remain very dynamic in 2022, as it (...)
The French hotel business, which had been on the rise during the autumn, had to slow down in December under the pressure of the (...)
Institutional investors plan to invest at least €68.2bn in global real estate this year, according to the 2022 Investment Intentions Survey published today by (...)
Business Immo: What is the state of mind of investors as we approach 2022? Carine Dassé: When we conducted this survey at the beginning of (...)
While the stock market and many economic activities impacted by the health crisis are recovering, the observatory of France's developer association FPI (Fédération des promoteurs immobiliers), (...)
In 1975, Paris was home to more than 23% of the Ile-de-France population, or 2,299,830 individuals. In 2011, this volume is only 19%. The (...)
Business Immo: Retail is often identified as one of the big losers in the health crisis. Since Selectirente has made it a central element (...)
2020 recorded the highest share of capital raised for European non-listed real estate debt products since 2015, according to INREV, a sharp increase to (...)
The explosion was "unprecedented", but hotel real estate is not suffering from any blowback. KPMG's annual review of the French hotel industry points to (...)
As millions of Europeans were asked to work from home to help curb COVID-19 infection rates, the long running debate on the optimal work-life (...)
Results from the latest pan-European INREV Quarterly Asset Level Index reveal the strong performance of European non-listed real estate. Total returns hit 3.01% in (...)