2023 will be a record year for data centre growth in Europe, with the market set to grow by 17% year-on-year, according to new research published by advisor JLL.
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Four major trends are expected to shape the European real estate market in the coming months, according to a new report published by brokerage firm RE/MAX.
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Office take-up figures in Q1 2023 have started to significantly diverge in Europe, according to new research from Savills.
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Prime rents for European offices continue to climb upwards, with the rolling annual rate of growth accelerating to 7.1% in Q1 – up from 6.3% the previous quarter and 2.6% a year ago, according to research from Cushman & Wakefield.
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Most European logistics and offices markets are set for yield growth over the coming 12 months, supported by a severe lack of inventory, according to Savills.
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Italy led logistics real estate investments in Europe during 2022, reaching a value of €3 bn, up 7% year-on-year.
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According to new research from Swedish bank Handelsbanken, large portfolio professional landlords have confidence in the UK property sector and see investment opportunities there in 2023.
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The decade-long bull run in European residential investment markets, driven by ultra-low interest rates, is coming under strong pressure from ECB rate hikes, according to new research from Catella Residential Investment Management (CRIM), a subsidiary of the Stockholm-based Catella Group.
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European retail markets have largely absorbed the direct and indirect impacts of the price increases that are being driven by shortages of raw materials and higher energy costs and amplified by the ongoing war in Ukraine, according to new research from Union Investment.
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Total global real estate assets under management (AUM) reached €3.8 trn in 2022, second only to the 2021 year-end record high of €4.1 trn, according to new data from ANREV, INREV and NCREIF.
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Global housing market imbalances have declined sharply over the past two years due to the global surge in inflation and interest rates, with only Zurich and Tokyo remaining in the bubble risk category.
