- Expo Real
- 08-Oct-2023
Expo Real 2023: highlights from the fair
PropertyEU spoke with several leading players in the European real estate industry during Expo Real. Below is a summary of highlights from three days of meetings in Munich.
Read morePropertyEU spoke with several leading players in the European real estate industry during Expo Real. Below is a summary of highlights from three days of meetings in Munich.
Read moreExpo Real 2023 wasn't one of the more positive editions of the trade show, but the real estate community gathered in Munich was optimistic about an upturn in the market from 2025.
Read moreThe 2023 edition of Expo Real attracted more than 40,000 participants from 70 countries, virtually unchanged from last year’s tally of 39,932.
Read morePrices for most asset classes in Germany have adjusted to lower levels, but many sellers are still holding on to properties amid a dearth of deals, according to Mark Holz, head of research at Frankfurt-based asset manager and broker Dr. Lübke & Kelber.
Read moreDeveloper and asset manager Capital Bay says its drive to help alleviate the housing shortage in Germany by building modular homes is being thwarted by rigid permitting rules.
Read moreMany delegates wanted to be at Expo to swap notes and find out what others are thinking.
Read moreIt may not be a topic being openly discussed at Expo, but some managers with French real estate expertise are speculating over the fate of a large industry with the potential for billions in euros of forced sales.
Read moreTom Leahy, MSCI Real Assets' head of EMEA research, believes it is too soon to forecast a sustained recovery in sales of commercial buildings after central banks signalled in past weeks that they are almost done with raising interest rates.
Read moreGerman lender Hamburg Commercial Bank is taking a ‘safety first’ approach to lending, according to Michael Windoffer, head of commercial real estate international clients, in an interview with PropertyEU at Expo Real.
Read moreEuropean property investors are facing a double whammy of injecting fresh equity into assets due to refinancing issues and bringing assets up to standard to meet strict ESG regulations – which could spell a liquidity shock in the future.
Read moreAn international student housing data specialist BONARD, trusted by hundreds of sector professionals, enhances its platform to meet growing demand from tenants and investors.