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As a leader in the European real estate market, BNP Paribas Real Estate offers a wide range of pan European research and market insights.At a Glance - Main investment markets in Europe - Q3 2019
Total commercial real estate investment volumes in Europe remained high with €169.3bn invested between Q1 and Q3 2019, representing a slight decrease compared to the same period in 2018. Turnover is in line with the results of the previous five years.
At a Glance - Cross-border investment in Europe - October 2019
The European commercial property investment market reached €101.7bn in H1 2019, representing a 13% decline compared to H1 2018 result, which is the all-time high. The foreign investment share of this total reached €50bn, which is 10% lower than in 2018. Despite a drop in absolute volumes, the share of total investment taken by cross-border buying increased marginally to reach 49%.
At a Glance - Main investment markets in Europe - Q2 2019
The total commercial real estate investment volume in Europe reached €56.4bn in Q2 making a cumulative total of €101.7bn in H1 2019, 13% below H1 2018 turnover, which was an all-time record. This result is also below the 5-year average by 7%. The 16 largest city markets monitored within this report posted a 10% decrease compared to H1 2018, reaching €38.8bn.
At a Glance - Main investment markets in Europe - Q1 2019
The total commercial real estate investment volume in Europe reached €43.4bn in Q1 2019, 21% below Q1 2018 result. This result is the lowest Q1 in five years, but still above the 10-year average. The 16 largest markets monitored within this report posted a 23% decrease compared to 2018, reaching €14.7bn.
European Property Outlook - May 2019
A slowing economy has potential to create weaker outcomes
on real estate's occupational side. Investment performance though will prove durable across the upcoming year
European property prospects - February 2019
The slowdown in the global economy is currently receiving a lot of attention as the ongoing US-China trade disputes continue to provide headwinds for global trade. In addition, the policy environment is also changing from monetary loosening to interest rate rises and withdrawal of supportive liquidity programmes.