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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"How well is the housebuilding sector placed to cope in the event of a downturn? What are the consequences for the land market?"
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"Savills recent EME Investor Sentiment Survey has revealed that European multifamily and student housing are amongst the top five sectors investors are targeting."
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"Supply of new rental homes is failing to keep pace with soaring rental demand."

"Leeds office market roundup"

"With the leisure market facing the first festive period in three years without consumer restriction, following strong growth over the summer months, how much will consumer spend be tapered with the rising cost of living and, what other financial pressures face operators, as we move towards 2023?"

"The end of lockdown has seen improvements in acquisition activity for leisure operators across high streets, shopping centres and retail parks"

"Out-of-town retail destinations have seen increasing competition for F&B space as consumers continue to recognise the convenience of their locations, leading to a significant uplift in the rents that can be achieved at this format"

"Despite the food and beverage sector seeing some improvement in consumer engagement and operator acquisitions in town and city centres, it is regional locations that have seen a significant uptick in fortunes, allowing businesses to return to profit"

"Restaurants have seen a similar pattern of behaviour to the rest of the food and beverage market"

"Looking forward, the performance of restaurants, as well as the rest of the hospitality industry, may prove to be more tapered as it attempts to navigate the current economic headwinds"