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The INREV Pan-European Quarterly Asset Level Index has revealed a decline in performance for the European non-listed real estate market in Q2 2022. Delivering a total return of 2.69%, performance was significantly lower than the previous quarter when total returns amounted to 4.01%.
European pension funds say reducing absolute portfolio volatility is their top risk management priority, as geopolitical tensions and high inflation continue to impact global investment markets. This is according to new research from Alpha Real Capital.
Demand for logistics real estate is not slowing in Europe, driving significant upward price growth. This development is further fuelled by increased construction and financing costs in the new-build segment. Overall, 70 percent of the examined European markets registered substantial growth since the end of the second half of ...
According to the INREV Funds Termination Study 2022, 34 European closed end, non-listed real estate funds will terminate between 2022 and 2024. As a result, €9.61 billion of gross asset value (GAV) could be pumped back into the market. This compares with just over €10 billion identified for 2021 to 2023, in last year’s study....
As businesses continue to evolve their workplaces to best meet the needs of their employees, JLL’s global Future of Work Survey finds that 72% of decision makers believe the office is critical to doing business. The research shows that over the next several years companies anticipate hybrid work to become the dominant model a...
According to the latest Hotel Construction Pipeline Trend Report from Lodging Econometrics (LE), analysts report that at the close of the second quarter of 2022, Europe continues to show steady growth in new hotels opening in 2022, opening 188 new hotels with 28,350 rooms in the first half of the year. Continuing the upward t...
Heightened geopolitical risk, persistent high inflation, and a possible recession will place European real estate under acute pressure in H2 2022. However, the asset class is expected to continue to provide longer-term stability for core investors via carefully curated portfolios, as well as offering new opportunity for inves...
As inflation and debt costs in Europe continue to rise, investors in real estate are having to look harder for the returns they need, according to Savills. To help with this, the international real estate advisor has identified a variety of asset classes in 14 local markets that still offer 5%+ yields.
New analysis from Savills reveals that for European office workers who commute by public transport, over the course of a whole year, it is generally more energy efficient to travel into the office than to work from home despite there being a lot of variables at play, such as domestic energy efficiency, commute distance and ty...
A new survey from CBRE has indicated that logistics occupiers are still focused on expansion, with many now considering alternative locations due to the prolonged imbalance in supply and demand.
The global Internet industry has been growing at an exponential pace in the past few decades, driven by increasing numbers of applications and wide adoption in every aspect of work, play and life. The amount of data, too, has increased exponentially— particularly during the past 10 years. Numbers of global Internet users have...
Investment volumes into Europe’s ‘living sectors’, including purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA), co-living, multifamily, senior living and healthcare, have increased greatly in recent years. According to Sid Hussain, Associate Europe, Savills Operational Capital Markets, one trend of particular interest is the signifi...
According to Savills latest research, London City and West End, and core mainland European cities’ occupier markets will support office values. This is driven by a combination of low vacancy rates and landlords’ ability to pass rents on to their tenants. At the same time, the international real estate advisor expects to see m...
A significant majority of businesses (68%) expect to be promoting a more regular return to the office by the middle of this year, according to the latest EMEA Occupier Sentiment Survey from CBRE.
Total global real estate assets under management (AUM) hit a new record high of €4.1 trillion in 2021, surpassing the figure achieved at the end of 2020 when AUM reached €3.3 trillion.
Occupiers can expect to see an increase in location choices and enhanced specification in the flexible office space, predicts Colliers in its latest report, Flexpansion 2021, which analysed 36 EMEA markets (Europe, Middle East and Africa).
According to Savills latest research, over 5.7m sq m of new office space will be completed in Europe in 2022, of which 49% is currently prelet. A further 5.1m sq m of space is scheduled for 2023, of which 23% is already prelet. In total over the next two years, this marks a 43% increase per annum on the average level of compl...