New research from JLL suggests that London has the highest concentration of talent in the world, due to its leading universities and a highly educated workforce - although the UK capital is the only European city to feature in the global survey's top five.
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New data out also suggests UK logistics' two-year reign as the stand-out performer might have come to an end.
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The UK commercial property market has fallen in popularity among both international and domestic investors, with Germany a favoured alternative, according to research from real estate digital platform BrickVest.
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A new report on Ireland’s property investment market reveals that almost €8.6 bn has been invested in Irish office property since the start of 2013, with 40% of its total stock changing hands.
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Demand for commercial property in the Netherlands is being fuelled by a shortage of new stock, rising rents and a strong domestic economy, Savills has said.
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Around two-thirds of occupiers rank employee engagement (68%) and talent attraction & development (65%) as being two of the three most important drivers of corporate real estate (CRE) strategy, even ahead of cost-reduction, according to CBRE's 2019 EMEA occupier survey.
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Investment into Spanish offices has seen the strongest first quarter start in a decade, according to new data from Savills Aguirre Newman.
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According to new research from advisory firm Savills, the only prime commercial assets in Europe offering yields above 5% are prime logistics warehouses in markets such as Denmark, Czech Republic, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Romania and Belgium.
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Overseas investment accounted for just over half of the £6.6 bn (€7.7 bn) invested in UK hotels last year, according to research from Savills.
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Falling yields in Germany's prime office locations are prompting investors to shift their attention to regional locations in search of better returns, according to research by Catella.
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Institutional investors in the Nordics have gone from being net buyers in their local markets to net sellers, according to new research from Nordic advisory firm Pangea Property Partners.
