Has the UK property market had its day? Exclusive Europe Real Estate report 'UK Property Investment Q3 2015' by Dr Karen Sieracki MRICS from KASPAR Associates. Download free of charge for insight into the market including key deals and prospects.

Europe is enjoying a steady economic recovery, supported by a combination of cheap oil, a weak euro and the European Central Bank’s substantial quantitative easing (QE) stimulus package.
The eurozone has now posted nine consecutive quarters of economic expansion and is on track for more. Led by Southern Europe, gross domestic product (GDP) growth for the region is expected to reach ...

The existing supply of hotel rooms in Dublin City has fallen significantly short of prevailing demand, as latest figures show the capital city is continuing to grow in popularity as a year-round international business and tourism destination of choice.

The logistics industry is arguably the lifeline of modern national economies. In Germany as elsewhere, it is indispensable for supplying people and businesses with all the necessary raw materials and goods, and for handling both the domestic and foreign trade. It is a key basis for economic prosperity in Germany, which is strongly dependant on the import and export business of the country's ...

Globally high investment demand has positively affected the Finnish property market. Transaction
volume of the first three quarters of the year is already close to last year’s total volume, which was
already significantly higher than in previous years.

The student housing market has come of age and is no longer a specialist or alternative investment class. Record levels of institutional investor activity are testament to its global potential as a mainstream real estate asset and we now anticipate that it will become increasingly well established in a variety of countries.
The opportunities for the pioneers in this sector to expand have ...

The report surveyed 22,000 customers across 22 markets in Europe, South Africa and the Middle East to understand what their perceptions were of F&B within the shopping centre environment. The results showed that 59% of shoppers in the UAE, 57% in South Africa, 52% in Turkey, 51 % in Poland and 42% in Spain visit a shopping centre just to eat or drink.

Occupiers activity is substantially below levels of the last years. Large size transactions are however expected to be closed in the near term. Vacancy falls further to 9.6% and will trend to 9% in the short term. Prime rents unchanged so far at €275 / sq.m. / year, but small size transactions were closed above that level. Investment volume year-to-date surged to above €3.3 bn, already ...