Market Reports EMEA

Cushman & Wakefield’s latest DNA of Real Estate research, covering trends in prime rents and yields across Europe, highlights further strengthening in leasing and investment markets in the first quarter of 2022 as economies fully reopen from the pandemic.

Investment in European property continued to gain momentum in Q3 with the return of big-ticket deals in major markets across the region, according to the latest market snapshot for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) released by Colliers International.

Investment in European property continued to gain momentum in Q3 with the return of big-ticket deals in major markets across the region, according to the latest market snapshot for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) released by Colliers International.

The data centre market has seen a significant increase in demand over the past year, with the EMEA markets in 2020 seeing take-up rise 11% higher year-on-year to a substantial 701MW and a 19% increase in new supply, totalling more than 1,589MW, according to the latest research by Knight Frank, in partnership with DC Byte.

JLL’s latest EMEA Living Quarterly Bulletin reveals that the Living sectors, including multifamily, student housing, coliving, and healthcare have maintained their defensive position as stable operating cash flows continued during the pandemic.

According to Savills, the average spread between prime industrial and prime shopping centre yields across mainland Europe has converged for the first time in our historic series as demand for logistics and soars as a result of increased levels in e-commerce.

He began his career as a consultant at Cushman & Wakefield. Now, Hendrik Jung returns the real estate services firm. He as been appointed to Cushman & Wakefield's Global Occupier Services team in Germany from August 1. A logistics and industrial sector specialist, he has more than six years’ professional experience advising c...

According to real estate advisor CBRE, 11.1 million sqm of new shopping centre space is currently under construction across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA). Turkey, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Russia are the most active countries in terms of shopping centre development and accounted for more than 50% of total...

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.

International retailer expansion is predicted to accelerate in the Nordic region over the next couple of years according to a new report from JLL.

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.