Delegates at major property show MIPIM generally displayed a cautious optimism on the economic outlook but most acknowledged the new US administration is still an unknown quantity. Michal Kaczmarski reports.
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Corporate property investors in ‘wait and see’ mode following Trump election
View from Europe: Tech disrupters move into property
Technology has moved into the property space, but as they change how the property business functions, can ‘disruptive’ start-ups find answers to property problems such as affordability and sustainability?
Wallonia's property pick-up
Thanks to imminent legislation, Belgium’s Wallonia region looks set to become more attractive for real estate investors. Wendy Atkins reports.
Global commercial real estate projected to rebound in 2017
Growth in mid-sized cities has contributed to a rise in global real estate investment, with new and established investors pouring money into the sector and growth predicted to continue. Timothy Conley reports.
JLL predicts year of uncertainty and rising inflation
Real estate investment manager JLL has released its 2017 UK Property Predictions report, which forecasts that markets will continue to be dominated by Brexit speculation over the course of the year
Dubai remains Middle East’s top real estate market
Dubai has topped 2016’s real estate transactions list, and with plenty of infrastructure projects in the pipeline, growth is expected to outstrip the United Arab Emirates average.
JLL: office rentals slow
JLL reports a slowdown in office demand going into 2017, but that London has kept its grip despite the UK’s decision to leave the EU.
Global property investment hits $1350bn
The US leads the way in property investment, with New York overtaking London to claim the biggest investment in property.
Cologne real estate: keeping up with growing demand
With a rising population fuelling demand for housing and a commercial sector in rude health, the real estate market in Cologne is a hive of activity. Natasha Turak explains how much of the required investment is coming from foreign investors.
Poland’s industrial real estate boom
Speakers at Warsaw’s Manufacturing Strategy Summit were bullish about Poland’s logistics real estate sector.
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