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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"European investment activity is set to rise by 6% YoY to €52 billion in Q1. Global capital is returning, albeit not yet at full speed, and confidence is gradually building. As a result, full-year investment volumes are forecast to increase by around 16%, with a further 17% growth expected in 2027."

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"Where the canals powered the region’s industrial might through the 18th century, today a new transport revolution is taking place. HS2 is the most high-profile aspect of this, but there is an abundance of opportunity across the West Midlands which is being facilitated by other transport improvements. "
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"Urban agglomeration makes places, firms and people more productive though sharing, matching and learning effects."
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"Better transport links into Birmingham city centre and between the urban centres of the West Midlands will fuel the demand for commercial space in the CBD, but will also facilitate development for multiple uses outside the centre around these new transport nodes."
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"Over the past decade, since HS2 was first announced, Birmingham’s city centre has begun to move eastward, driven by major regenerationprojects and infrastructure investment. The area is seeing significant growth in both its commercial and leisure offerings, anchored not onlyby the arrival of Curzon Street Station, but also by local transport links and the unique character of space offered in the area."
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"Global investment in the living sectors strengthened in 2025 as activity returned to pre‑pandemic levels, supported by broad-based growth across regions, heightened cross‑border participation, and sustained appetite for both mature and emerging residential asset classes."