Europe's real estate recovery should remain on track, despite the uncertainties associated with US tariffs, according to AEW's Research team, which has unveiled its Mid-Year Outlook 2025 study.
IEIF has just published a new version of its study on the comparative performance of investments over the long term, the aim of which is to "put real estate into perspective with other financial investments in terms of levels of performance and risk".
The former Ockbrook School, which has been vacant since it ran into financial issues in 2021, was given a new lease of life from children’s charity, Over The Wall, which agreed to take the promises on a 40-year lease.
Newmark dedicates a study to North American investors and their key role in the French market. The study deciphers the evolution of their investment strategy, which has become increasingly diversified, and provides an insight into the reasons behind the attractiveness of the French market.
The cut in key interest rates after two years of sharp and sustained rises was expected to bring greater clarity to the French real estate market in 2024, but new political and economic tensions have prevented the fog from lifting.
Rebound or not, opportunities will continue to be present in the French real estate markets in 2025. The editors of Business Immo Global have taken stock to find out which assets will do best in 2025. All bets are off!
Advenis REIM has just launched a new French fund or SCPI called Eden, which aims to democratise access to real estate investment. Jean-François Chaury, managing director of the asset management company, confirmed the move to sister publication Business Immo and described it as "a key step".
Some analysts call artificial intelligence the fifth industrial revolution, others classify it as a technological disruption on a par with the invention of the printing press. Made accessible to the greatest number with the emergence of platforms such as ChatGPT, Copilot and Gemini, AI is advancing at breakneck speed and disrupting all sectors of the economy. To take advantage of its many promises, real estate players need to get in on the action today — or risk being left behind.
Newcore Capital, the UK-focused social infrastructure real estate investment manager, has bought 15 primary healthcare properties for £50 million as it looks to spend double that figure over the next 18 months.
The 1,143 real estate professionals consulted by Urban Land Institute and PwC for their study 'Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2025' are cautiously optimistic, partly reassured by the interest-rate environment fostered by central banks. However, growing geopolitical uncertainty and weak economic growth remain major concerns.
The Howard de Walden Estate will invest £52 million into buildings for health innovation and discovery, centred on Hale House in London's famous Harley Street healthcare cluster.
Romano Senior, the new Socimi set up by Azora with Banca March and Indosuez Wealth Management, has bought 11 care homes for €92 million in a sale and leaseback agreement, from the DomusVi group, the largest operator of care homes in Spain.
Pharmacy giant Walgreens Boots Alliance plans to close roughly about 1,200 underperforming U.S. stores, including around 500 over the next year, as it joins other drug store chains and retailers downsizing their fleets to create more profitable brick-and-mortar footprints.
Country Court has sold a portfolio of three care homes for circa £50 million as it looks to generate capital to build more homes over the next five years.
" Patrizia will celebrate its 40th anniversary in 2024," says Mahdi Mokrane, newly appointed Co-Head of Fund Management and Head of Real Estate Fund Management, who sees the period of multiple financial crises as a period of increasing separation of delegation between ownership and asset management, as well as the emergence of real asset classes in institutional portfolios.
"The situation is serious:" the French Federation of Property Developers (FPI) today once again warned of the critical situation in the construction sector and called on the new Prime Minister to "take immediate action."
Patrizia, a German-based global real asset investment management firm, has secured a further €200 million for its flagship Smart City Infrastructure Fund (SCIF), launched in November 2018. This brings the fund's total commitment to €950 million, thanks in part to the contribution of investor APG Asset Management.