Tag: EMEA

European real estate investment activity is set to plummet by 50% before rebounding sharply within the next 12 months, according to Savills, who predicts that neither the speed or the depth of the crash...

According to new data from Savills, Rotterdam is the most attractive port in Europe for logistics investment, coming in ahead of Barcelona, Valencia, Antwerp and Hamburg. Gdańsk, the largest seaport in Poland and one...

European office take up is forecast to reach 9.2 million sq m by the end of 2019, down marginally by 4% from 2018’s end year volume, according to Savills latest research. A shortage of...

Commercial property investment activity exceeded €8bn across Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary and Romania in the first three quarters of 2019, 54% above the five year average, according to Savills latest research report....

According to Savills latest research, South Korean investors have spent €6.2bn on European property in H1 2019, the highest figure on record. The activity of South Korean investors is also increasing in Poland. Record volume...

Competition for logistics space in Europe is heating up with record take up levels (11.9m sq m) and downward pressure on yields reported across the board in H1 2019, according to Savills latest European...

The phenomenal growth of the ‘flex’ sector is set to continue apace in years to come, with flexible workspace in EMEA grow by over 50% by 2022 and the number of office workers occupying...

The value of commercial property purchase transactions in Poland in 2018 was the highest in the history of the market Poland is one of the few countries in Europe where investment activity in the commercial...

The CEE investment market is still very attractive to institutional investors, a shortage of prime product being the biggest challenge. According to Cushman & Wakefield, commercial real estate in the first three quarters of 2018 the...

Short and long-term European rates are expected to be benign for the foreseeable future limiting any negative impact on property markets, despite news of the recent bond sell-off in the US which could signify...

Cushman & Wakefield’s ‘Winning in Growth Cities’ report shows Asian investors behind 18% increase in capital deployed New York retains top spot as the largest real estate market in the world by volume,...

Prague hotels are operating at nearly full capacity being the fifth main tourist city with the highest occupancies in Eu The rest of Central Europe closely follows. Poland with 15 transactions worth EUR...

According to Colliers International’s EMEA Industrial & Logistics Hubs report, demand for industrial and warehouse property rose in 50% of EMEA markets in 1H 2018, driven by strong occupier sentiment, and despite challenges in...

Colliers International will strengthen its EMEA Occupier Services platform with the recruitment of Andrew Hallissey, who will join the firm as Executive Managing Director of EMEA Occupier Services. Andrew will drive strategy, client service...

8 million sq m of new shopping centre space was delivered to the market in 2017, 23% less than in 2016 Total European shopping centre floorspace stood at 166.5 million sq m at...

Colliers International has released its latest European Cities of Influence report during the MIPIM fair taking place this week. Warsaw turned out to be the leading CEE market in the Workforce: Skills and Orientation...

EMEA accounts for 5 of the top 10 global manufacturing locations in Cushman & Wakefield’s ranking – and 8 of the top 10 advanced production locations However, rising labour costs mean labour-intensive companies...

Demand for prime logistics drives strong rental growth (+0.6%) and yield compression (-14bps) in Q4 German office rents continue to grow led by Berlin and Frankfurt Retail rents down with clear polarisation between...

Demand for flexible workspace across the world saw record growth in 2017, according to the latest research from Cushman & Wakefield. The firm’s Co-working 2018 report reveals the extent to which the sector has evolved...

London drops to second place but at $22,665 per workstation remains twice as expensive as Paris or Frankfurt Cost of locating 100 workers in Hong Kong is equivalent to 300 in Toronto, 500...