European Property

Europe labour shortage hands win to Asian builders, says cement maker Holcim

The plan is part of Meloni’s attempt to boost her political standing and alleviate high prices making life unaffordable for many Italians.

Italy’s Meloni backs housing access plan as election nears

Some 71.5 billion euros of European commercial real estate transactions were completed in the final quarter of 2025, down 9 per cent from the same period a year earlier.

Iran shock upends real estate’s long-anticipated recovery

Oriol Valls, co founder and CEO of Spanish start-up Habitacion.com, who also provides property advice on Youtube.

Bedrooms for sale highlight the depths of Europe’s housing crisis

Blackstone is both a frequent issuer of CMBS as well as a major investor in logistics in the UK.

Blackstone funds Warehouse Reit buyout with commercial mortgage-backed securitisation debt deal

Back leverage helps developers and real estate owners save on debt costs, helping to boost investment volumes that have slumped since the pandemic.

Private credit gives European banks backdoor into property deals

A view of Frankfurt. Aroundtown, a sector bellwether which invests in residential and commercial real estate in Germany, has been the most prolific buyer of its own debt this year, with tender offers on 17 bonds.

Europe’s property firms want to buy back expensive bonds

European Commission Vice-President Teresa Ribera says: “Affordable housing is one of the most pressing challenges in Europe.”

EU unveils plan to tackle housing crisis

Ascott also opened lyf Gambetta (above) in Paris, France on Thursday.

CapitaLand Investment’s Ascott signs seven new properties in Austria and Spain

Simon Garing, chief executive officer of Sert's managers, believes the impact of higher interest rates on the stapled group's distribution per unit has peaked, and is hopeful it can show dividend growth in 2026.
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Stoneweg Europe Stapled Trust sets sights on Spain and Switzerland to grow unit price