PropertyEU ArchiveGerman market reaches peak, first signs of overheating emerge
Germany will start 2019 with a feeling of confidence due to the strong fundamentals underpinning the property market, panellists agreed at the PropertyEU Outlook 2019: Europe & Germany, which was held in Frankfurt recently.
PropertyEU Archive'Paris is top of the list as a place to invest in Europe'
Paris is at the top of its game, attracting capital from investors old and new who are interested in offices but also residential and hotels, delegates heard at the PropertyEU Outlook 2019: Europe & France briefing, which was held in Paris recently at Taylor Wessing’s offices.
PropertyEU ArchiveInvestment in Poland powering ahead of rest of CEE
Poland is powering ahead and attracting even more investment this year, while the other CEE countries are standing still or are slightly down, delegates heard at the PropertyEU CEE Investment Briefing, which was held on Wednesday at Colliers International’s London offices.
PropertyEU ArchiveGerman offices continue to be ‘investors’ darling’, experts say
Germany is ending 2018 on a high, with record investment inflows and commercial real estate transaction volumes at the highest levels since 2007, delegates heard at the PropertyEU Germany Investment Briefing, which was held on Tuesday at Schroder Real Estate’s London headquarters.
PropertyEU Archive'Resilient' Dutch property market 'defying expectations'
The Dutch real estate market is defying expectations. After investment volumes reached record-breaking levels in 2017, the assumption was that they would settle down this year.
PropertyEU ArchiveMarket dynamics are changing as Europe nears end of cycle, briefing hears
Europe continues to attract vast amounts of capital from abroad, but the dynamics of the market are changing, delegates heard at PropertyEU's Global Capital Flows & Investment Roundtable, which was held on Thursday at Colliers International’s London offices.
PropertyEU ArchiveGerman market has 'at least' two years to run, briefing hears
A ‘fantastic’ Q2 after a slow start to the year is leading to expectations that 2018 will be another bumper year for the German real estate market, experts agreed at the PropertyEU Outlook 2H 2018, which was held recently in Linklaters’ Frankfurt offices.
PropertyEU ArchiveForeign capital pours into Paris offices
French domestic investors’ traditional dominance in their home market is being challenged by an increasing number of foreign institutions eager to buy assets in Paris and the regions, delegates heard at the PropertyEU European Outlook H2 investment briefing, which was held recently at Taylor Wessing’s central Paris office.
PropertyEU ArchiveUK occupier markets are robust, briefing hears
The UK commercial property market has shown great resilience, continues to attract considerable interest from foreign investors and is set to strengthen further in the next few years, panellists agreed at the PropertyEU Outlook 2H 2018 – Europe & UK investment briefing which was held on Thursday at the London ...
PropertyEU ArchiveFrench investors favour value-add and development
Foreign investors’ faith in France’s prospects is such that they are now planning for the long term and putting their capital into value-add and development, panellists agreed at the PropertyEU France Investment Briefing, which was held on Wednesday at Colliers International’s London offices.
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