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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In the month that Europe's listed property companies come together for their annual conference - this time in Berlin - PropertyEU turns its attention to the sector and analyses what it means to be in the public glare.
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The new World Trade Center in Utrecht where PropertyEU has relocated exemplifies the trend towards super-sustainable buildings focused on worker wellbeing, writes editor-in-chief Judi Seebus.
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The inaugural Mipim Proptech fair which took place in Paris at end-June is likely to become a fixture of the European real estech scene, writes Judi Seebus.
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Not that long ago, property companies needed persuading that a company called Amazon was an investment-worthy tenant. Now e-tailers are calling the shots and driving demand for warehouse space in Europe, writes Robin Marriott.
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‘City’ rather than ‘country’ focus is hot among investors, who are stewarding capital to play into the urban demand story just about everywhere. It is also the central theme of this year's Mipim and a leitmotif in PropertyEU's March edition, writes deputy editor-in-chief Robin Marriott.
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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.
