- Research
- 25-Mar-2024
New York, Tokyo and London top Savills resilient cities index
Savills has named New York, Tokyo, London, Seoul, and Los Angeles as the world’s top five cities in its annual resilient cities index.
Read moreSavills has named New York, Tokyo, London, Seoul, and Los Angeles as the world’s top five cities in its annual resilient cities index.
Read moreInrev’s quarterly fund index has confirmed an ongoing correction in the European real estate market, with the Q4 2023 performance yet again negative, with a total return of -1.70%, showing a sharp decline from -0.56% reported in Q3 2023.
Read moreA new report by Cushman & Wakefield reveals that cities in the UK and Germany dominate the list of most expensive locations in the EMEA region for office fit-outs.
Read more2024 is set to be the turning point for UK commercial property with interest rates cut, falling inflation and improved debt financing opportunities boosting investor confidence, according to new research from Colliers.
Read moreThe launch of two major debt funds is a step towards bridging Europe’s real estate funding gap, as investors are enticed by the continent’s massive refinancing needs.
Read moreNew research by Catella warns of the critical need for residential property investors to prioritise climate finance strategies in their portfolios to avoid being saddled with stranded assets.
Read moreCommercial real estate investors could forgo the mantra ‘survive until 25’, replacing it with ‘don’t ignore 24’, according to new research from Savills.
Read moreEuropean real estate investment volumes are forecast to reach approximately €34 bn in Q1 2024, according to Savills' latest research.
Read moreAsset manager AEW has released its latest research report where it is expecting €42.5 bn of real estate loan defaults resulting in projected €14.5 bn of CRE loan losses for lenders in the next three years.
Read moreNew research from technology and real estate company Prea suggests that price corrections in the German housing market are set to continue for the foreseeable future.
Read moreLegal & General Investment Management’s (LGIM’s) managed fund has acquired Tesco Yarrow Road Poole from clients of abrdn for £46.1 mln (€54 mln).