LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) -Europe's commercial real estate market is defying expectations of a recovery as investor caution pins property sales to near-decade lows. Some investors and banks ...

Europe’s real estate sector looks poised for further recovery in 2025, as investment activity picks up and growth returns across key market segments.

The troubles in the US commercial property market, which have already hit banks in New York and Japan, moved to Europe this week, elevating fears about broader contagion.

Investment in European real estate rose 6% annually to 45 billion euros in the first quarter of 2025, as improved macroeconomic sentiment and lower interest rates took hold.

Real estate is set for a fragile recovery, the influential Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe report says.

A wall of real estate debt is coming due across Europe in the next four years and more than a quarter of it may not be refinanced, according to CBRE Group Inc.

LONDON, July 29 (IFR) - Investors have started once again to circle European commercial real estate on the back of relative price improvements from the nadir of mid-2009 and in view of attractive ...

Europe's real estate sector looks poised for further recovery in 2025, as investment activity picks up and growth returns across key market segments.