What if European real estate were to benefit from the US trade war?

"At the end of 2024, the signs were that the real estate market was licking its wounds", says Pierre Schoeffler at the opening of the spring business review organized by the Institut de l'épargne immobilière et foncière (IEIF). As evidence of this, the Senior Advisor cites "transaction volumes that had collapsed and seemed to be stabilizing, at very low levels", as well as the renewed dynamism recorded by certain segments, particularly residential and logistics.