Since the Covid-19 pandemic, user demand for office space in France has shown respectable results, and is even on the rise until 2022. Several (...)
"The housing crisis is by no means unique to France; on the contrary, it can be observed in most of the world's developed economies", (...)
According to data compiled by GIE ImmoStat and EOL, the logistics property market has seen a slowdown since the start of the year, with (...)
Business Immo : The European property markets have been particularly turbulent over the last two years, with galloping inflation, a sharp rise in interest rates (...)
In 2023, investment in the regions, like that in Île-de-France, has not escaped the crisis, with a market down 51 % and €6.2bn committed, (...)
For its 11th edition of the Codata Digest, Codata has surveyed nearly 4,025 retail sites and 313,925 locations across France to provide a snapshot (...)
When it presented its results for 2023 earlier this week, Norges Bank Investment Management reported that its global property exposure had returned 0% over (...)
Business Immo: Boreal IM recently completed its second acquisition in France, the Daisy portfolio. What stage has your group reached in its development? Louis-Simon Ferland: (...)
BNP Paribas Real Estate has just unveiled a new study on luxury real estate. It reveals that the Champs-Élysées, avenue Montaigne and rue Saint-Honoré (...)
Business Immo : Is the current crisis comparable with that of the 1990s ? Boris Capelle : There are similarities, but also many differences. (...)
Business Immo : How do you see the investment market, and more broadly, the macroeconomic context ? Cevan Torossian : With almost €9bn invested (...)
On March 16, 2022, the Federal Reserve approved its first 25 basis point interest rate increase in over three years. This was the first (...)
Business Immo : The theme of Siec, which opens on 19 September, is "Retail is back". Why do you call it that ? Marie (...)
"There is substantial doubt about the company's ability to continue as a going concern." Last month, WeWork had already cast doubt on its future (...)
According to a BNP Paribas Real Estate study available to Business Immo, 809,390 sqm of office space was let in the 17 main French (...)
What if real estate is the next domino to fall after the US regional banks ? Fears are growing as the environment becomes increasingly (...)
Although the economic context remains uncertain, the recovery is nonetheless relatively solid. The Paris office market should remain very dynamic in 2022, as it (...)
Despite the threat of the Delta variant, Paris's main shopping streets, which are dependent on foreign tourists and office workers, are preparing for recovery, (...)
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