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Real estate across Europe remains a stable, safe-haven asset class despite political, economic, demographic, technological and disruptive factors driving change and uncertainty, according to a new report released at MIPIM from Colliers International. Colliers’ report ‘In the Balance: EMEA 2017’ reveals that the correlation be...
The Nordic property markets will continue to perform well, according to the new report Real Estate Outlook 2017 produced by Pangea Property Partners. In particular, segments with strong rental growth such as central offices in Stockholm and Oslo, as well as quality hotels, are pinpointed as winners, while yields will tilt upw...
Companies outsourcing their real estate and facilities management requirements have hit record levels across EMEA, according to new data from CBRE. CBRE's EMEA Global Workplace Solutions (GWS) business received a record number of Requests for Information (RFI) or Requests for Proposals (RFP) from corporations and other organ...
CBRE Global Investors completed €6.6 billion of direct transactions in EMEA in 2015, representing an approximate 30% increase on 2014. The total breaks down to € 3.1 billion of acquisitions and €3.5 billion of disposals, as the company capitalised on strong appetite from buyers and an increased level of stock coming to the ma...
EMEA attracts more inward investment from overseas capital than any other global market, according to analysis undertaken by Savills. In total, EMEA real estate markets received $183 billion of capital funding during 2015, 63% of which originated from overseas.
According to the EMEA Prime Rents and Yields survey from CBRE, European commercial real estate markets saw further yield contraction in Q3 2015 across all property sectors, reflecting growing investor demand and very low bond yields. Across the total of 162 sector/city combinations throughout the EMEA region, 71 saw prime yie...
Shopping centres across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) are the preferred destination for eating and drinking, according to leading global real estate advisor, CBRE, and its Food and Beverage in Shopping Centres report.
Colliers International research reveals EMEA retail investment volumes were up 94% to €19.1Bn (£13.9bn) during the first quarter of 2015 compared with Q1 2014, with expectations that total 2015 transactions will surpass the previous year's total of €51.8bn (£37.7bn).
Full year logistics and industrial investment volumes for 2014 reached a record €21.1 billion, marking a 28 percent increase on the €17.0 billion recorded in 2013 according to JLL. Volumes in the final quarter reached an exceptional €8.2 billion alone, setting a new quarterly record.
Dubai and Abu Dhabi experienced contrasting results for the month of January as gross operating profit per available room (GOPPAR) fell by 7.4% to US$281.79 in Dubai, whilst Abu Dhabi saw GOPPAR levels increase by 1.2% to US$88.38, according to the latest data from HotStats.
The JLL Logistics & Industrial team report that investment in the EMEA logistics and industrial sector has maintained the strong momentum seen over the last few quarters with a total of €3.6 billion invested in Q3 2014. Underpinned by increasing allocations to the asset class, platform building and further improving debt mark...
Retail property is in strong demand across most of Europe and investors are not only turning to new markets but also taking on more risk as they seek out opportunities. Volumes rose 25% in the last year to their highest since Q2 2008, taking market share from other sectors and putting more pressure on prices. Shopping centre...
Hotels in Cairo encouraged by strong performance results in July benefitted from a surge in hotel demand as occupancy levels increased by more than 41 percentage points to 62.0% in August, according to the latest HotStats survey of full service four and five star hotels by TRI Consulting.
The Dubai hotel market saw occupancy levels fall to 50.3 percent in July as overall demand within the city reduced due the summer heat and impact of Ramadan, according to the latest HotStats survey of full service four and five star hotels by TRI Consulting.
The Abu Dhabi hotel market continued to grow from strength to strength, as strong top-line performance elevated profitability levels in the first six months of 2014, according to the latest HotStats survey of full service hotels in five MENA cities commented on by TRI Hospitality Consulting Middle East.
Within a growing and vibrant market, the industrial sector still stands out for the pace of activity that has emerged. The sector significantly outperformed the wider market last year, with volumes up by 57.4% to a six-year high compared to the total market gain of 27.3%, with retail up 19% and offices 22%. As a result, the ...
