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European CRE proving resilient in the face of macro headwinds

4/25/22

The first quarter of 2022 was dealt a devastating shock by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

European property markets see surge of year-end activity, with an increase of 39% compared to Q4 2020

2/2/22

Investors brushed aside concerns about the impact of the omicron variant to make the final quarter one of the biggest of 2021 for European property

European investment volumes hold up better than expected amid economic fallout from the pandemic

1/27/21

Commercial real estate investment volumes across Europe reached €275bn in 2020.

Colliers International outlines the measures taken by governments across EMEA to counteract the negative economic consequences created by the COVID-19 pandemic

4/15/20

Colliers International’ latest report “COVID-19 European Real Estate Markets Government Response” presents information on how the national governments across EMEA are supporting businesses with specific reference to commercial and residential rent/mortgage payments, business loans and grants, taxation allowances and business rates and household/individuals salaries.

Atenor Art For Cities - a novel journey across 8 european cities by Benoit Feron photographer

1/31/20

Acting for cities is all about beautifying them, breathing life into them and making them attractive to those who live, work and relax in them or who are just passing through.

Londos-Berlin: neck to neck in the race for investors

3/20/17

London has been ranked as the most attractive European city for real estate investment for the sixth consecutive year, according to CBRE’s annual Investor Intentions Survey being launched at MIPIM 2017. 17% of respondents cited London as their preferred destination for real estate investment. Berlin has jumped to second place in 2017 from fourth in 2016 while Budapest placed tenth along with Frankfurt and Munich.

North American and Middle East buyers drive European property investment market

8/29/13

North American and Middle East investors are the major drivers of increased activity in the European commercial real estate market and buyers from outside the region now account for more than a quarter of all transactions in H1 2013, according to the latest data from CBRE.

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