Wow, what a year 2019 has been. Negative interest rates, record low yields in some cities, WeWork’s issues – and of course Brexit. Editor-in-chief Robin Marriott looks back on the past 12 months.
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Despite the sharp drop in retail investment across Europe this year, it is not all doom and gloom in the sector, writes editor-in-chief Robin Marriott.
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Our interview this month with Marc Lemaître, the man responsible within the European Commission for a €260 bn urban development budget, provides food for thought about a range of issues besides climate change.
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The real estate industry appears unfazed by clouds on the horizon in the shape of a weakening global economy, looming Brexit and escalating US-China trade wars, writes editor-in-chief Robin Marriott.
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Office development is a big focus of the summer edition of PropertyEU, reflected not only in our annual ranking of the biggest builders of workspace in Europe but also in our site tour of two science parks in the Netherlands as we explore this nascent asset class.
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Whether in the office, retail, logistics or residential sector, real estate developers have to build what today’s consumer wants. And in the logistics business, no trend is having more impact than e-commerce, writes editor-in-chief Robin Marriott.
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What was the mood like at Mipim and what were the big talking points? Editor-in-chief Robin Marriott reports back on his takeaways.
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The belief by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) that it could vacate its HQ in London without being financially on the hook to its landlord now seems misplaced.
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As 2018 draws to a close, deputy editor-in-chief Robin Marriott looks ahead to what real estate investors should be watching out for in 2019, as highlighted in the December issue of PropertyEU Magazine.
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Amid all the gloomy scenarios for Europe's retail property sector as ecommerce continues to bite, there are some bright spots, writes editor-in-chief Judi Seebus in the latest edition of RetailWatch.
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Sirius Capital Partners, through its Sirius Fund IV, has signed an agreement to acquire seven assets, consisting of 261 rental apartments, from Finnish construction company Hartela.
