European real estate investment, macro uncertainty clouds outlook

Over the past 12 months, after the last 12 months in the last 12 months, the European real estate sector is restored in PACE.

Investment in European real estate increased by 45 billion euros ($ 51 billion) in the first quarter of 2025, 45 billion euros ($ 51 billion), took a macroeconomic feeling and lower interest rates. During the year, investment volumes were 25% and 213 billion euros per year.

Extensive sectors between the sectors, residential areas such as multiple accommodation and student destination increased by 43% during the year. The sector was previously identified as the highest target for the property investment of European border borders CBRE’s 2025 European Investor Nadili Survey.

Retail investment increased by 31% 31% over the past 12 months and increased more than 26% in the first quarter of 2025.

Hotels, industrial and logistics and offices have also seen 23%, 19% and 16% increase in the last year. Meanwhile, health was the only sector to record lower investment during this period.

Data Mirrors of similar concepts from the UK’s real estate firm AliveEarlier this month, in the beginning of this month, the first quarter of the industrial and retail sectors, the first quarter in the industry and retail sectors wanted a revival.

Europe’s real estate sector comes as shown Signs of improvement In 2024, after the Central Bank of the European Central Bank and the Bank of England, the prospects of growth improved in various major markets.

Again, CBRE may take an investment appetite, the latest source of the global economic mood participating in the new US Tariff.

“A solid beginning, which is a solid beginning, especially attractive for investors, is the head of the head of the capital markets for Europe in CBR, which is a solid beginning, residential and office assets.

“However, we expect a more cautious approach to the rapidly changing macroeconomic environment and a more cautious approach from both sellers and buyers in response to market volatility.”

Last week the BVF cut him 2025 global growth forecast 0.8% of the previous estimate, 0.5 percent, expresses the US tariffs as “the main negative shock of growth.” The financial body has also reduced the growth worldview for the eurozone this year to 0.8% earlier.