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Roundtable and panel discussions from PropertyEU's event series. Click on the icon in the top left corner of the video to subscribe to our You Tube channel and to see the full playlist.
The Green roadshow: Frankfurt
The Green roadshow: London
The Greek real estate case
The state of logistics 2022: European panel
The state of UK logistics with Marcus de Minckwitz, Savills
PropertyEU 2022: ESG, social initiatives and how to measure - YouTube
PropertyEU 2022: ESG - What is driving the attention in your business?
The state of logistics 2021: Europe - YouTube
The state of logistics 2021: Logistics in the Netherlands - YouTube
Environmental, Social and Governance roundtable 2021: Carbon reduction, towards a net zero world
Environmental, Social and Governance roundtable 2021: Priorities in your business
Residential Outlook 2020 - Virtual Roundtable 2020
The state of Logistics 2020 - Virtual Roundtable September 2020 Video 2/6
The State of Logistics 2020 - Virtual Roundtable September 2020 Video 1/6
The Future of Logistics in Europe, Edition 2, EXPO REAL, Munich, Germany, October 2019
CEE Market Insight Panel Discussion, EXPO REAL, Munich, Germany, October 2019
Logistics Roundtable Discussion, Utrecht, Netherlands, September 2019
How Technology is Impacting Real Estate, Panel Discussion Provada Amsterdam, June 2019
Future of Logistics Real Estate in Europe, Panel Discussion, MIPIM 2019
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BAM Wonen helps Altera Vastgoed boost sustainability of old homes
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Oxenwood co-founder steps down, three new equity partners join
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Concrete to invest €100m in sustainable real estate in Bavaria
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Housing market imbalances decline sharply, Zurich in bubble risk category – UBS
- 22-Sep-2023
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.
