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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"Tariff impact on occupier markets yet to be seen, but UK political stability looks to be aiding volumes"
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"Equity investment and housing association funding models are not, and have never been, mutually exclusive. The two groups have already begun to develop meaningful partnerships to support the delivery of new homes. "
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"For-Profit Registered Providers (FPRPs) now own at least 43,100 affordable homes, according to our analysis, 1.0% of all affordable homes. Existing FPRPs and their owners have ambitions to reach 150,000 homes by 2030."
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"The Government has committed to delivering 1.5 million homes in England by the end of the parliament. If this is to be achieved, affordable housing delivery needs to form a large share of total delivery."
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"Bringing external capital into the sector provides a real opportunity to unlock greater development capacity at a time where it is desperately needed."
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"A more resilient than expected first quarter is set against a more cautious market"

"Occupational market fundamentals remain stable despite domestic and global economic headwinds, which see shopping centre investment pause for thought"

"Chaired by David Jackson, we heard from Joe Dance on what LNRS are, Chloe Edwards from Oxfordshire County Council on their work and progress, and Andrew Watson on how they interact with planning."
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"This month’s housing market update sits a little at odds with the recent spate of good weather and provides slightly sobering reading after a fine May bank holiday. However, competition in the mortgage markets, a change in the way some lenders are assessing affordability, and the prospect of faster, deeper interest rate cuts provide continued cause for optimism."
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"The passing of the Stamp Duty deadline on 1st April has led to demand softening and some price falls, as is typical following increased Stamp Duty obligations. Price growth is likely to remain muted through Q2."