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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...
CBRE Investment Management has released a new report examining the role of credit in upgrading European commercial real estate to meet future ESG standards.
Europe’s fundamental mismatch between voracious housing demand and limited supply is driving massive investment growth in the residential sector and will continue to generate opportunities even amid geopolitical and economic uncertainties, according to a new report by Colliers.
European residential real estate remains the most dynamic of all real estate classes in Q1 2022. However, war, inflation and the ongoing Corona epidemic are slowing economic development. The expected increase in interest rates, a significantly low supply of products and ongoing urbanisation are decisive factors in this regar...
The US real estate market is rich in opportunity for German investors. The world’s biggest national economy is an extremely well established and highly professional market that tempts investors with higher rates of return than those available on the German market. However, you need to know the local market in order to keep fr...
European non-listed real estate delivered a record-breaking performance in Q4 2021. The INREV pan-European Quarterly Asset Level Index posted record high quarterly total returns of 4.85%, driven by exceptional capital growth of 3.99%, which accounts for over 80% of the total performance. This represents a one-year rolling tot...
According to Savills, based on what is under construction and with final planning, the supply of serviced apartment stock across Europe is set to accelerate, with supply forecast to expand by 21.2% over the next three years.
The sharp divergence between the favoured and unfavoured sectors of European real estate, which has arisen over the past two years out of the Covid-19 pandemic, will begin to reverse in 2022, according to the latest Investment Strategy Annual published by LaSalle Investment Management.
Savills analysis of prime office costs in global markets around the world has shown that occupier demand for the best space has generally maintained rents, and that London’s West End has seen the ‘all-in’ cost to an occupier of office space rise above Hong Kong and top the table.
Institutional investors plan to invest at least €68.2 billion in global real estate this year, according to the 2022 Investment Intentions Survey published today by ANREV, INREV and PREA. The majority of this new capital comes from European investors (52%), whilst their counterparts from North America and Asia Pacific account...