Spotlight: European Office Value Analysis – Q3 2024
Tide is turning for European office investment as debt becomes accretive to returns
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Tide is turning for European office investment as debt becomes accretive to returns
Read now"We had over 250 responses to our November Landlord Sentiment Survey."
"As the year comes to an end and festivities begin, there’s no better time to pause, reflect and consider your next move."
"There have been six Governors of the Bank of England in the past 50 years and sixteen Chancellors of the Exchequer (a number boosted by the installation of a revolving door at Number 11 sometime in 2019)."
"The balance between supply and demand has been the key driver in the rental market over the past few years. And this is still expected to be the case as we look forward."
"We all have dreams. Some wish for media stardom, others to become captains of industry – others still just want to make it big in the glamorous world of property research."
"We had just under 1,000 responses to our latest client survey. It suggested that buyer sentiment had softened slightly compared to earlier this year, in the wake of the general election and the immediate aftermath of the Budget. "
"We anticipate that the abolition of ‘non-doms’ status and the additional 2% stamp duty surcharge will result in further downward pressure on prices in the short-term"
"On 30th October, a day before Halloween, the first female Chancellor of the Exchequer delivered the inaugural Budget of the new government. Buyers and sellers in the prime market waited with bated breath to see whether it would be a case of trick or treat."
"Birmingham office market Q3 roundup"
"The European logistics and industrial real estate market is on its way to a recovery due to increased economic activity driven by lower interest rates, despite concerns over potential trade disruptions in 2025."