As the cover of our June edition suggests, there is a sense of ‘back to work’ across Europe as employees return to the office. And even though industry experts say growth will eventually emerge, there is still plenty of pain to come, writes editor-in-chief Robin Marriott.
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I am sure by now many readers will have looked into conspiracy theories concerning this virus outbreak. Bill Gates, Event 201, Microsoft, ID2020 Digital Identity Alliance, DIF (the Decentralised Identity Foundation) and digital vaccine certificates are some of the Google search words you will no doubt have typed.
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How long will the coronavirus be around for? And how will it affect the outlook for real estate? Robin Marriott takes stock of the momentous developments over the past few weeks.
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How can publications about real estate and the built environment play a part in highlighting climate change issues? PropertyEU editor-in-chief Robin Marriott looks at some of the initiatives that are sprouting up and delves into his own green conscience.
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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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German-listed real estate company Branicks Group has sold a retail property in Bremen city centre to municipal urban developer Brestadt for €37.2 mln.
