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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 residential markets - H1 2023
The pivot in ECB monetary policy is triggering the reversal in the housing cycle.
At a Glance - European residential markets - H2 2022
The pivot in ECB monetary policy is worsening the housing affordability. prices are now in an adjustment phase.
At a Glance - European residential markets - Q2 2022
Despite the strong growth of the beginning of the year, we observe credit production and residential activity starting to slow down gradually because of the rise in financing costs. House prices rose by 9.9% in Europe and rents increased by +5.2% across the European markets we monitor. Investment volumes remain resilient. €45.5bn have been invested in the first 9 months of 2022 i.e. +15% regarding the 5-year average but -8% compared to last year. We expect residential markets across Europe to slowdown owing to the sharp increase in financing costs, the drop in affordability and the risk of overvaluation in some markets.
At a Glance Residential - Q4 2021
Housing transaction volume soared by +17% in Q4 2021 on a rolling year basis.
House prices across European cities are skyrocketing recording an annual growth of +7.4% in Q4 2021.
Residential rental values across European markets are bouncing back growing +1.8% over the last year.
Residential investment volume in Europe reached 103 bn € in 2021 i.e. +67% compared to last year and represented nearly 30% of the total investment volume in Europe.
Economics of the Build-to-Rent sector in Europe - April 2022
In 2021, investment in the residential sector hit an all-time high of almost €100bn (+60% vs the previous year and +47% vs its 5-year average). The residential sector represented 29% of total real estate investment vs 19% in 2019.
Investing in the European residential market - December 2020
This report aims to provide insight into the differing characteristics and performance of 14 key European cities, and to create sector specific indicators to help investors selecting the markets that are more likely to approximate the exposures to specific objectives. We believe these markets offer investors scale due to being large contributors of their respective countries’ economies and their large population sizes (relative to country size). Furthermore, these markets are at differing levels of maturity and offer varying levels of opportunity and risk.