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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 - Main office markets in Europe - H1 2021
After a quieter start to 2021 than expected, Q2 take-up shows considerable and unsurprising improvement over one year ago. Indeed, Q2 2020 is the period of maximum impact on European take-up as the pandemic’s first wave started to peak and lockdown more strictly enforced than today.
At a Glance - Main office markets in Europe - Q4 2020
The pandemic and the consequent uncertainty about the global economic situation led European companies to put their real estate projects on hold, resulting in a major decrease in office take-up in 2020. Letting volumes in the 15 main European office markets achieved 6 million sqm over one year and recorded a combined 38% y.o.y. decrease in volumes, which is by far the worst annual result of the decade.
At a Glance - Main office markets in Europe - Q3 2020
Although volumes were contracting before the outbreak of the pandemic, the lockdown measures imposed everywhere in spring, accelerated the decline.
COVID-19 & Teleworking - July 2020
The outbreak of the pandemic has imposed a mass telecommuting experiment by companies on their employees everywhere around the world. Over the short term, office markets are on hold and prompting rethinking about how the future office will work.
European Office Market - 2020 Edition
The European office market was still thriving in 2019, with take-up amounting to 12.73M sqm, barely 3% down on a very active 2018, and still well above the long-term average
European Property Outlook - February 2020
European investment volumes reached €281 billion in 2019, an increase of 2.6% over 2018. A number of country markets across Europe posted new highs in transactions. Top here is Germany at €73 billion followed by France at €41 billion. Sweden (€13 billion), Italy (€12 billion) and Spain (€10 billion) also recorded new historic highs.