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As a leader in the European real estate market, BNP Paribas Real Estate offers a wide range of pan European research and market insights.At a Glance - European office market - H1 2023
With many large occupiers having made property decisions in 2022, the challenging economic backdrop is concentrating attention on cost control, reducing letting activity as a result. Occupiers continue to focus on quality over quantity, widening the gap between assets in the most coveted districts and secondary locations.
At a Glance - Main office markets in Europe - Q4 2022
Occupier demand remained lively in 2022 despite challenging environment: letting volumes are back to their 10-year average in most of main European markets. The year-end showed the first signs of normalization in activity while the post Covid rebound seems to be fading. The demand is currently driven by an increasing focus on quality over quantity.
Europe CRE 360 - Q2 2022
Business activity in the Euro area is still high but growth is already slowing and may remain low for the rest of the year. Worries about the outlook are rising due to the combination of high inflation, geopolitical uncertainties and monetary tightening.
At a Glance - Main office markets in Europe - H1 2022
After encouraging signs at the end 2021, letting activity experienced a strong H1. Volumes are back to their long-term averages in most European markets. The appeal of the prime segment remains intact: low vacancy and growing prime rents occur in the most sought-after districts.
Europe CRE 180 report - July 2022
Business activity in the Euro area is still high but growth is already slowing and may remain low for the rest of the year. Worries about the outlook are rising due the combination of high inflation, geopolitical uncertainties and monetary tightening.
At a Glance - Main office markets in Europe - Q4 2021
Letting activity over 2021 unsurprisingly reflected the evolution of the sanitary policies imposed
in all European countries. Take-up started to accelerate from Q2 and showed continuous improvement afterwards. Even though the overall result for 2021 is – as expected – still below the pre-crisis levels, encouraging signs are undoubtedly in sight.