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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"As the new NPPF comes into force, many LPAs have seen major swings in land supply positions, bringing the presumption in favour of sustainable development into play across much of England"

"There is yet to be a material change in the number of sites gaining planning consent under the new NPPF, but more positive signals are coming through the appeals process"

"Updating Local Plans to meet new rules may prove a drawn-out process, with further complications to come from the move to a strategic planning system"

"England's planning system is undergoing its most significant transformation in years"

"UK property yields remained steady at 5.91% in May, reflecting market resilience. With rate cuts and strong fundamentals in place, optimism is growing"
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"The degradation of biodiversity poses significant risks to rural businesses, while opportunities lie in the provision of essential services and economic growth"


"As the UK economy faces potential headwinds, future policy decisions will dictate if the UK is the new home for green investment"
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"Housing delivery is set to fall despite recent planning reform as demand for new homes remains subdued"

"House prices rose by 0.5% in April, according to Nationwide. Annual house price growth sat at 3.5%, a slight increase from 3.4% in April. The monthly increase may indicate that the market is stabilising after the sizable monthly falls in April that followed changes to the Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) thresholds."