- Editor's Letter
- 07-Nov-2024
Editorial: A long week in politics launches guessing game
They say that a week is a long time in politics.
Read moreThey say that a week is a long time in politics.
Read morePropertyEU's latest issue examines the office asset class as it undergoes fundamental change in an era of hybrid working and ever stricter ESG requirements.
Read moreMore than one interest rate cut and further evidence of a pick-up in transaction activity will be needed to put the market on the road to full recovery.
Read moreReal estate is a long-term game, but a sense of impatience is building up in the market as investors await interest rate cuts and the outcome of two key elections.
Read moreWith a bumper election year ahead, Robin Marriott wonders to what extent (geo)politics is shaping real estate firms' business strategies.
Read moreIn our first issue of 2024 we highlight three global themes with regional ramifications: a super election cycle, remote working and its effects on offices, and property companies' efforts to improve diversity, equity and inclusion.
Read moreReal estate investors across Europe have one thing on their Christmas lists – they would love to know if property prices are set to fall still further, or if they have already reached the bottom.
Read moreReal estate professionals are glass-half-full people, which helps in the current macroeconomic climate, writes Robin Marriott.
Read moreThose with a nose for blood sense an opportunity is coming in UK and European property. At least, that is what I am hearing from people within the commercial real estate industry.
Read moreBanking sector turmoil, interest rate rises, US mortgage defaults - Robin Marriott reflects on market developments since Mipim.
Read moreGerman-listed real estate company Branicks Group has sold a retail property in Bremen city centre to municipal urban developer Brestadt for €37.2 mln.