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Amsterdam, December 1, 2021 - CBRE’s EMEA sustainability report reveals that certified offices generate higher rental income and have lower vacancy rates than office buildings that do not meet ESG standards. CBRE examined the relationship between sus...

 Q3 2021 volumes up 55% on previous year and in line with pre-Covid levelsYTD investment volumes reached €208bnMultifamily and Industrial and Logistics sectors continue to grow share of total investment marketThere is a notable recovery underway in t...

Now that the Dutch economy is opening up again, CBRE is seeing strong evidence of renewed interest in real estate investment. Although the first half of the year was quiet, the international real estate advisor expects market activity to pick up cons...

Driven by strong activity in the UK and Germany, total real estate investment in Europe reached €70bn in Q2 2021, representing an increase of 45% on the same period last year, according to the latest data from global real estate advisor, CBRE.The sta...

Growth in e-commerce continues to rise. By 2025, 26.4% of all retail sales are expected to be via the internet. In 2020, that figure was 17.8%: an increase of 8.6 percentage points. This will have an impact on the demand for logistics property. In th...

For the first time since 2014, the investment volume in the logistics real estate sector exceeded that of residential last quarter. Logistics real estate is benefiting from the increased demand for distribution centres for e-commerce. Over the past t...

2020 turned out to be a record year for the Dutch residential real estate market. 7.8 billion was invested in homes, which was €230 million more than in 2019. This was due to an increase in the transfer tax that went into effect on 1 January 2021, an...

The Netherlands is extremely popular among online retailers, who favour our country over all others when it comes to expanding their logistics operations. Increasingly, they are also looking for real estate outside the traditional locations. Other co...

In 2020, €17.9 billion was invested in real estate in the Netherlands, despite the coronavirus pandemic. That is just a 17.2% decline compared with record-breaking year 2019 (€21.6 billion), a much smaller drop than expected. In fact, 2020 itself bro...

Commercial real estate investment volumes in Europe reached €275bn in 2020, according to global real estate advisor, CBRE. This represents a 17% decrease from €331bn in 2019, a better performance than was initially anticipated in light of the Covid-1...

The home working policy promoted by the government has led to a radical reassessment of the traditional work strategies observed by law firms throughout the entire EMEA (Europe, Middle-East & Africa) region. This is apparent from a flash survey carri...

The final real estate investment volume will be between € 15 and € 17 billion by year-end 2020, which is more than the €14 and €16 billion estimated at this year’s halfway mark. CBRE is adjusting its forecast for the investment volume for the entire ...

Dutch startups account for more than 109K jobs in the Netherlands, 25K of which were created in the last three years. A new report published by Dealroom.co, Techleap.nl and CBRE finds that startups are the number one job growth engine in the Netherla...

In the second quarter of 2020, the total investment volume in European real estate amounted to €43 billion, a 39% drop compared to the same period last year. This is one of the most striking findings to emerge from the latest market analyses by inter...

The investment volume in the real estate market amounted to € 6.9 billion in the last six months, a fall of 16% compared to the first half of 2019 (€ 8.3 billion). Although this is a significant fall, the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic appears to be...

Despite the current uncertainty, investors and developers are showing a readiness to invest in retail real estate in order to renovate the part hit by structural vacancy and convert it into housing or for other use. Of all major and active retail rea...

The investment volume for the past six months was € 327 million, around 33% lower than in the same period last year (€ 489 million). An increase in market activity is expected from September onwards. Despite the coronavirus pandemic, there continues ...

The hotel market is affected a lot the coronavirus crisis. Occupancy rates fell below 10% in April and May, and several hotels have already gone bankrupt. While things might seem to be heading in the right direction now that tourism is starting to pi...

In the first half of 2020, approximately one million sq. m. of logistics real estate was leased or pre-let; a decline of 17% compared to the same period in 2019. Results of market analyses by real estate advisor CBRE show that this contraction is lim...

More than two months after the implementation of the coronavirus measures, the first effects on the Amsterdam office market are becoming visible. As of the end of May, the demand for office space in Amsterdam showed a drop from 332,000 sq. m. at the ...

The expectation is that the growth in the office market will slow down. The office markets in the major cities in the province of Brabant are more robust today than during the financial crisis of 2008, according to real estate advisor CBRE. The citie...

Real estate advisor CBRE anticipates a relatively limited contraction in the volume of real estate investment in 2020. The worst effects are expected in the second quarter, with a recovery starting in the third quarter. If we manage to control the sp...

The office market in The Hague is more robust today than it was during the credit crisis of 2008, according to real estate consultant CBRE. Vacancy in the first quarter of this year was low, at 4.4%, and organisations are looking for approximatel...

Positive picture in March and April in particular Demand continues to rise as supply stagnates Provision of affordable housing is becoming even more important   Real estate advisor CBRE Netherlands notes that residential real estate, with...

Based on results from current stress tests, the Dutch office market appears to show greater resilience in the face of a new crisis than before the financial crisis hit in 2008. Vacancy rates will not reach the levels observed after the financial cris...

The demand for office space saw an increase throughout the Randstad in 2019, with the exception of Amsterdam. The rental volume in Rotterdam increased by 4% and, at a volume of 158,500 sq. m., it reached its highest level since the financial crisis o...

Investment volume once again higher than in previous years Pressure on cities is on the rise as investments in infrastructure and mobility lag behind Available capital and willingness to invest are fuelling an unprecedented momentum New report i...

2019 was a record year for the healthcare real estate investment market. For the first time, the one-billion euro threshold was exceeded. The invested capital has increased in almost every sector and was 17% higher in 2019 compared to 2018. The total...

Offices in the Amsterdam legal sector are relatively generous to their employees when it comes to workspace: 31.8 sq. m. per person. In terms of occupation density per person, Amsterdam is outranked only by Dusseldorf (35 sq. m.) and Brussels (47.1 s...

Tech start-ups and scale-ups in the Netherlands have specific preferences for their business locations, as published today in a study conducted by real estate advisor CBRE in cooperation with Dealroom and TechLeap.nl. No traditional office areas ...