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September 2024 European Property Market - Outlook H2 2024
After a torrid two years for European commercial real estate (CRE), when annual transaction volumes halved in almost all markets, we are beginning to see the light at the end of the tunnel.
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February 2024 European Property Market - Outlook H1 2024
2023 has been an “annus horribilis” for commercial real estate. In fact, the numbers for investment activity across Europe are indeed sobering; activity fell by 51% on average across the market. reaching €133bn, the lowest since 2010. Property values fell by 30% on average across Europe as the cost of debt rose sharply and demand for occupational space fell meaningfully, particularly in the office sector. These challenges may seem daunting but look deeper and there are pockets of opportunities now emerging for investors;
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October 2023 European Property Market - Outlook H2 2023
A prolonged reset in the real estate market is continuing to keep the asset class in flux. After the challenges of the pandemic comes the surge in cost of debt that has precipitated a sharp and broad revaluation in the asset class. These are occurring alongside structural changes in occupier demand in almost all the sectors. These challenges may seem daunting, but look deep and there are pockets of opportunity now emerging for investors.
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February 2023 European Property Market - Outlook H1 2023
There is resemblance of calm after the storm for the European economy and real estate markets. Following significant repricing in 2022, we expect a smaller scale
adjustment in yields this year. Moreover, the relative position of the different sectors remains in flux
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September 2022 European Property Market - Outlook H2 2022
2022 is shaping up to be a transformative year for real estate markets in Europe. It has been a tough few months in macroeconomic terms, with a slowing economy, high inflation and an elevated cost of debt. The age of abundance – cheap money, labour and energy – appears to be over. Meanwhile, monetary conditions are normalizing, leaving behind the ultra-loose rates that were a legacy of the great financial crises, with implications for real estate values. The near term promises : a price correction that will set a base camp for the next cycle.