Corporates can explore a variety of methods to monetise real estate assets, with sale and leaseback emerging as one of the most attractive

Due to strong Q1 activity, partially spilling over from last year, investment volumes for the first three quarters of 2022 totalled €7.5 billion.

A wait-and-see approach is beginning to be adopted by investors due to rising costs of finance, and the uncertain macroeconomic and geopolitical backdrop.

Rising interest rates and weaker growth prospects are beginning to be reflected in asset pricing

Despite a slowdown in commercial real estate markets, a tough macroeconomic backdrop and tighter lending conditions are set to make property an increasingly attractive means to raise capital, leading to opportunities for corporates and investors alike, according to new research, Leveraging corporate finance to unlock real estate capital.

We are delighted to bring you the latest edition of the CEE Investment Scene for Q1-Q3 2022.

In the report, we provide comparables for major office market indicators, such as office stock, pipeline, take-up, vacancy rates; we will also provide some medium-term forecasts provided by the local Colliers’ teams.

European real estate markets stand firm through Q3 economic headwinds, brace for tougher Q4