Urban Land Institute
German cities are ‘absolutely overpriced’ - report
German cities are becoming too expensive for many investors, in a sign that they are not prepared to pay absolutely any price for prime assets, according to PwC’s ‘Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2019’ report, published this month. Read more
Berlin again tops ULI/PwC Emerging Trends survey for 2018
For the fourth year in a row, Berlin has topped the table of the 31 best European cities for real estate investment and development in 2018, according to a forecast published by the Urban Land Institute and PwC. Read more
Slowdown in 'Wall of Money' targeting EMEA region
A number of enlightening surveys were unveiled at the recent MIPIM in Cannes, particularly in the aftermath of the Brexit vote in the UK in an attempt to divine investors' new intentions. They differ in important ways, but one thing they have in... Read more
Investors shift focus to cities, assets; Berlin, Hamburg top list
Among the many prognoses issue at this time of year about the prospects for the coming twelve months, one that always features prominently come January is the Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe study, jointly published by consultants... Read more
Germany experiencing shrinking funding gap, but lower bank margins
Never far from the forefront in the debate about the commercial property funding gap in Europe is property advisory group DTZ, whose barometer attempts to measure the pulse of supply and demand for financing in the sector. DTZ’s most recent... Read more