With the population of retirees forecast to grow from 1.5 billion to 2.1 billion globally in 2050, demand for long-term secure income streams and particularly real estate is expected to continue to grow in the long term, according to a new research published by Savills.
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Demand by corporates to release capital from their real estate assets is increasing according to the new Raising Capital from Corporate Real Estate report published by JLL.
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Global real estate assets under management (AUM) increased by 15.7% over 2019 hitting a record €3.2 trn at the end of last year, according to the Fund Manager Survey 2020, published today by ANREV, INREV and NCREIF.
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Around 42% of flexible office providers are now positive about the prospects for the next three months, compared to only 25% in April, according to Workthere’s second sentiment survey.
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Despite mostly working from home during the pandemic, productivity remained strong and team collaboration has reached new heights through better leverage of remote technology, according to a new survey carried out by C&W.
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While the count of commercial property deals in Europe has dropped sharply due to the impact of the Covid-19 crisis, Germany is proving one of the most resilient territories for transactions, according to new research from Real Capital Analytics (RCA).
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The new assets-on-the-market pipeline is being buoyed by corporates and retailers looking to raise much-needed cash through property sales and sale-and-leasebacks, with three more this week.
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The European office market is starting to slow despite a positive start to 2020, according to Savills Spring 2020 European Office Outlook.
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Demand for self-storage space in the UK remained solid in 2019 and the sector is well-placed to deal with the impact of Covid-19, according to new research into the sector’s major operator and customer trends from Cushman & Wakefield and the Self Storage Association UK.
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Take-up of flexible offices has slowed considerably across Europe in the light of the coronavirus pandemic, but the same crisis should bring a boost to the sector in the medium term, according to new research from Savills.
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Ingka Centres, the shopping centre division of Ingka Group, an Ikea company, announced on Friday that a further three of its Meeting Places have re-opened, with malls in Italy and Spain joining those across Europe and China which had already resumed trading.
