European Investment Market
"Investment in European logistics assets continued to trend upwards during Q3, driven by improving sentiment and lower interest rates, though caution remains due to geopolitical uncertainties and lower fundraising levels."
European investment
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Spotlight: European Investment Q3 2024 – The Silver Lining
"The European real estate market is showing signs of increasing activity, particularly since the beginning of September. We forecast that year-end investment volumes for Europe will reach around €170 billion, an 18% increase on the previous year"
EXPO 2024: Investor sentiment is on the rise and activity is picking up
"Between 7-9 October, approximately 40,000 real estate professionals attended the EXPO REAL trade fair in Munich to discuss the future of real estate. Here are three themes from the conference that stood out to us."
Polska Express: All aboard the Polish Logistics freight train
"Setting the Polish logistics property market in a Western European context"
Why international real estate investors should be taking a second look at Germany
"Is German real estate facing a Brexit-style loss of confidence?"
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The heat is on for European investment
"There may be an autumnal chill in the air, but in the final quarter of 2024 the European real estate markets are finally warming up after a decidedly tepid year for investment volumes to date. "
Spotlight: European Real Estate Logistics Census - Autumn 2024
"Savills European Real Estate Logistics Census outlines the challenges and opportunities facing Europe’s logistics occupiers, developers and investors"
Spotlight: European Logistics Outlook – Q2 2024
Contains 3 articles"Economic conditions continued to improve in Q2 2024, with both the occupier and investment markets seeing quarterly growth, likely as a result of brighter outlooks"
European Economic Overview
"Economic forecasts are trending upwards supported by rising incomes and growth in private consumption"
European Investment Market
"Investment volumes continued to trend upwards in Q2, driven by greater consumer confidence and falling interest rates"
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