Spotlight: European Office Investment – Q3 2026
Average European prime CBD office yields move out by 13 bps in response to higher bond yields during Q3 2026
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Average European prime CBD office yields move out by 13 bps in response to higher bond yields during Q3 2026
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Strong wealth proposition and lifestyle provisions drive EMEA locations across the index
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"Positive leasing momentum built throughout 2022, with take-up increasing in each quarter"

"Markets further from London, where mortgage affordability is least stretched, have been most robust, with properties in the Midlands and North, Scotland, and the South of England beyond the commuter zone seeing the smallest price adjustments"

"Looking further ahead, the prime Scotland market will remain robust as the value gap and quality of life, alongside the strength and depth of Edinburgh and Glasgow’s economy, means there’s more capacity for growth, and we expect the markets here to outperform the overall prime UK market over the next five years"

"Mat Oakley examines the challenges and opportunities for investment across the office, logistics and retail sectors in the face of debt, inflation and growth shocks."

"With residential property at a turning point, Lucian Cook outlines the impact of elevated mortgage costs, a difficult trading environment for planning and development, and the five-year forecasts for the housing market."

"Emily Norton looks at key market drivers including interest rates and farmland values, energy prices and monetisation of natural capital. "

"We look at the key investment opportunities across each sector in 2023 and beyond."

"Annual investment turnover in line with last year despite challenging headwinds"

"Strong overall 2022 volumes flatter and disguise the challenges witnessed in the final quarter"

"Supply of farmland has increased modestly and farmers are exiting the industry but in our assessment there won’t be a step change in acres available"