Germany has become the first port of call for foreign investors entering Europe including the UK, delegates heard at the PropertyEU Germany Investment briefing, which was held in London at the City offices of TH Real Estate.
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Capital is slowly but surely shifting to eastern Europe and Romania and Bulgaria are now on investors’ radar screens, experts agreed at the PropertyEU Outlook 2018 Investment Briefing: Europe & SEE, which took place in Bucharest in April.
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The definite positives of investing in Europe outweigh the potential negatives in international investors’ eyes: economic dynamism, rental growth and occupier demand make the risks of a late cycle or potential interest rate rises pale into insignificance.
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International investors’ focus on cities is working in Scotland’s favour, as strong fundamentals attract capital to the nation’s centres, experts agreed at the PropertyEU Investment Opportunities: Scotland briefing, which was held at Mipim in mid-March.
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One of the reasons the real estate sector is finally embracing technological change is the success of companies and the usefulness of solutions that just did not exist until recently, experts agreed at the PropertyEU PropTech & Innovation briefing, which was held at Mipim in March.
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Student housing has become the top alternative asset class in Europe, but investors who want to grasp the many opportunities must also deal with the challenges of a market that changes from country to country, experts agreed at the PropertyEU Residential & Student Housing Investment Briefing, which was held at Mipim in mid-March.
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No less than 80% of current real estate jobs will be done automatically in the not too distant future and only the remaining 20% will require human interaction, delegates heard at the PropertyEU PropTech & Innovation briefing, which was held at Mipim in Cannes in mid-March.
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Future real estate opportunities lie in growing or emerging cities that are successful in attracting companies and talented people, experts agreed at PropertyEU’s recent Cities of Influence briefing.
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Berlin is perhaps the most interesting test case and example in Europe of a city that is growing, transforming itself and attracting increasing amounts of capital while seeking to control the process and remaining an affordable place for young people to live.
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The impact of future interest rate hikes is well above political risk on the list of factors that are causing sleepless nights in the real estate sector, according to market professionals.
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Swedish real estate firm Samhällsbyggnadsbolaget i Norden (SBB) is selling two elderly care properties, located in Västerås and Flen, to Nordisk Renting.
