Savills’ Post

📰 European real estate investment volumes are estimated to reach approximately €44.5bn in Q2 2024, an 18% increase on Q1 2024 figures: http://savi.li/6041lO33z Marcus Lemli, CEO of Savills Germany and head of investment for Europe, comments 🗣️ : “The market seems to be bottoming out both in terms of activity levels and pricing. Sectors such as multifamily, hospitality, and logistics continue to see stronger investor interest. “Many investors operating internationally are seeking to take advantage of appealing pricing levels across different European jurisdictions. Consequently, we expect to see an increase in cross-border investment activity over the next 6-12 months.” Lydia Brissy #Investment #RealEstate

Colliers EMEA Capital Markets Snapshot | Q1 2024: Europe’s environment for commercial real estate investment saw little change in the first quarter of 2024, with volumes remaining muted as investors pared back expectations that aggressive interest rate cuts would prompt a rapid recovery. However, the buoyant activity in some sectors pointed to continued demand that is set to pick up as more product comes to market and the rate outlook stabilises. Key Highlights - Demand for industrial & logistics and residential assets continues to outstrip supply in key markets such as the UK and France due to a shortage of new stock, with investors focusing on smaller-ticket (sub-€100 million) deals. - Similar appetite surrounds smaller, value-add office opportunities, which investors see as ripe for ‘brown to green’ or office to residential conversion strategies. It is also important to note that big-ticket office deals have by no means halted completely, with Norway seeing in March its largest single-property transaction since 2020 — the €222 million sale of the award-winning Stortorvet 7 building in Oslo, brokered by Colliers. We expect more large core deals to test the market as the year goes on. - The hospitality sector has emerged as the region’s clear outperformer, as tourist arrivals, occupancy rates and profits in popular leisure destinations like Spain and Italy as well as business capitals like Paris and London meet or exceed pre-pandemic levels. - While the UK remains the world’s largest magnet for international capital — a positive sign for Europe as a whole — we expect the markets with substantial and active sources of domestic capital, such as Spain and Denmark, to fare better than regional peers. - The other clear trend defining the market is the competition for capital. This is driving more developers, investment managers and fund managers to explore new capital sources and structures such as joint ventures, contributing to what might be the most complex capital market situation in a decade. - While this competition may create difficulties, it will also generate opportunities as more groups seek refinancing and pressured, though not distressed, asset sales emerge. This will help dispel some of the uncertainty around pricing and encourage participants with pent-up capital, such as private equity funds, to pursue significant deals. Please find our report on the link below https://lnkd.in/dk8uvEyX #CollierEMEA #realestate #investors #EMEA #capitalmarkets #AcceleratingYourSuccess

We’re seeing progress in the European real estate sector! Investments have soared by 10% in the first half of 2024. With asset price stabilisation and increased investment activity across the board, more people are investing in European property, and for good reason. https://lnkd.in/e7UWUg_C #RealEstate #EuropeanInvestments #MarketTrends #InvestmentOpportunities #Property

Which real estate sectors may have more attractive entry points later this year? Todd Everett shares his perspectives on the opportunities in real estate and private markets in a higher for longer environment. https://bit.ly/3VscoKO

🏢 Exciting news for the Dutch real estate market! 📈 The latest figures reveal that the investment volume in Dutch real estate has been on the rise. Compared to the first half of 2023, there has been a remarkable 10% increase in investment volume in H1 2024. Notably, the Industrial and Residential sectors are leading the way, accounting for 63% of the total investment activity. This highlights the strong performance and attractiveness of these sectors in the current market. 🌍 Additionally, there has been an influx of foreign capital into the Dutch real estate market, with a remarkable increase of nearly 15% since 2023. Foreign investors now contribute around 40% of the total volume. This speaks volumes about the growing appeal of Dutch real estate on a global scale. ⏰ Want to learn more? Next month, we will share the latest trends for all real estate markets in our quarterly market updates. Stay up-to-date via https://lnkd.in/eZSijPGj #StayTuned #QuarterlyUpdates #JLL #RealEstate

Over the past five to seven years, sector selection has been key to achieving higher returns in commercial real estate (CRE) investment, overshadowing geographic considerations. While sector selection will remain important, we think the thematic drivers that are likely to support outperformance over the next decade will require more emphasis on location decisioning. Download our latest report: https://okt.to/5ZIhrC

Global private clients are boosting their exposure to UK real estate, with optimism higher than two years ago, according to Investec's latest Future Property report. The office sector's recovery and increased appetite for development are driving this trend. Read complete news at at: https://bit.ly/3VCMKmS Visit www.amstride.com for expert insights. #Amstride #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateInvestment #OffPlanProperty #BuyToLetProperty #InvestmentOpportunity #UKRealEstate

New research signposts a recovery is underway in European real estate. After Savills revealed an increase in investment activity in Q2, CBRE's latest analysis highlights investment volumes in the first half of the year increased by 10% across Europe. The company says total investment into European real estate in H1 2024 stood at €86.5bn (£72.9bn) - a 10% increase on the equivalent period last year. There was also a 16% increase in Q2 investment levels to €45.5bn compared with the same period in 2023. CBRE European capital markets managing director Chris Brett said: “The resurgence in activity has been driven by a stabilisation of asset prices, with prime yields across all major sectors remaining flat since March. As the market continues to recover, buyers and sellers will start to become more comfortable with pricing, which will further support the more positive market dynamics we are starting to see.” Fuller details of the research are in EG:

The once-thriving Asia Pacific region’s real estate sector is still in post-pandemic recovery but the outlook is encouraging in some areas. Our UHY Global magazine feature looks at prospects for the region’s investors, developers and landlords in three important markets. Read the magazine here https://lnkd.in/eXznmVJs #AsiaPacRealEstate  #RealEstatetrends #Globalproperty