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- 29-Oct-2024
Outlook improves for European office investment - research
The tide is turning in the European office investment market, according to Savills, as buyers prepare themselves for the start of 2025.
Read moreThe tide is turning in the European office investment market, according to Savills, as buyers prepare themselves for the start of 2025.
Read moreSavills latest quarterly prime office costs report says that average gross prime office rents in major cities around the world have risen 2.4% in the past year, while tenants’ ‘all-in’ net effective costs (rent plus fit-out costs) have risen 3.1%, but the averages hide some significant variations across regions.
Read moreSavills' Global Warehousing Costs 2024 report reveals that Prague is the only European city where the total costs associated with operating premium industrial properties decreased year-over-year, by 1.8%.
Read moreLenders had a busy week with 10 financing transactions signed across Europe over the past few days. Lendinvest sealed a £300 mln (€360 mln) financing deal with Barclays, HSBC and France's BNP Paribas while in the Nordics Swedish logistics company SLP entered into its initial sustainability-linked financing agreements with Nordea and Swedbank.
Read moreA new report from CBRE suggests that the luxury segment of the European retail, hotel and living sectors will continue to outperform the mass market, driving the prices and rents of the underlying real estate.
Read moreInvestment in the Dutch residential market totalled €2.3 bn in the third quarter of 2024, bringing transaction volumes for the first nine months of the year to €5 bn, more than double the year-earlier figure, according to research from advisor Capital Value.
Read moreInvestment into the world’s 16 main markets for commercial real estate is forecast to reach $747 bn (€688 bn) by the end of 2024, up 7% on 2023, says Savills.
Read moreThe investment arena for European student housing assets widened further this week with a string of players kicking off new investment strategies for the asset class across Europe.
Read moreThe real estate industry, which contributes 37% of all global carbon emissions, has an early-stage opportunity to work collectively to develop and implement a voluntary, industry wide carbon pricing mechanism which can significantly accelerate the pace of decarbonisation across the value chain, according to two new publications from the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) C Change programme, launched this week at the C Change Summit in Barcelona.
Read moreLondon remains the world's most expensive market for prime warehousing property occupier costs, reaching $44 (€40) per square foot, representing a 7.1% increase from June 2023 to June 2024.
Read moreSwedish real estate firm Samhällsbyggnadsbolaget i Norden (SBB) is selling two elderly care properties, located in Västerås and Flen, to Nordisk Renting.