More than a third (36%) of the European real estate professionals recently surveyed by Drooms are planning to increase their cross-border real estate investments.
Real Estate Transaction Barometer 2022: European real estate transactions are becoming more complex
In 2021, capital invested in European real estate from abroad reached 76 billion euros: a Y-o-Y increase of 36 percent. According to real estate consultant Savills, from 2020 to 2021, intra-European investment also grew by eight percent to 81 billion euros.
The real estate industry is responsible for around 40% of all CO2 emissions worldwide. It’s a sector that can contribute a great deal to sustainable development. In the Netherlands, ESG for real estate is growing in importance.
Real estate debt funds are a big part of the investment world. They help connect real estate developers with short-term capital for real estate projects. Many big funds across Europe have seen impressive returns in recent years. How can a virtual data room help?
Everyone is talking about it, but what does ESG stand for and what does it really mean for the real estate industry?
Whether it’s been the need to implement technologies to allow employees to work from home, or assessing how consumer purchasing behaviours have changed, businesses have had to adapt quickly.
There has long been a swathe of different acronyms adopted by the asset management industry.
Growth is expected in the coming months as the COVID-19 vaccine rollout takes effect, travel bans lift and the world opens back up.
Sustainable concepts linked to new ESG regulations are an increasingly frequent part of the corporate world.
