International advisory company JLL presents its preliminary summary of investment transactions concluded in Q1-Q3 period of 2015 on the commercial real estate markets across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). The summer months have again seen a hive of activity across the CEE with a preliminary transaction volume of well over €2.8 billion recorded in the third quarter.
Corporate real estate (CRE) investment within Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) increased in Q3 by 14%, to a record €2.297 billion, with total yearly volume up 6% according to the most recent report on CEE property investment from CBRE.
Investment into the commercial real estate (CRE) market totalled nearly €56 billion in the second quarter of 2015, up 15% on Q2 2014, according to the latest figures from global real estate advisor CBRE. Although the rate of year-on-year growth in investment activity has slowed slightly compared with Q1, it is still the highest Q2 total since 2007.
Global real estate investors remain confident and their intentions are expansionary, with more than half planning to increase their acquisitions in 2015, according to CBRE’s Global Investor Intentions Survey 2015. Globally, 53 percent of investors plan to increase their purchases this year. Investor appetite for cross-regional acquisitions has increased significantly with 38 percent of respondents intending to invest outside their own region this year–up from 28 percent in 2014.
Ireland and Spain are close to record-breaking levels for commercial real estate (CRE) investment as buyers search for value in non-core markets. In Hungary office and industrial investment volumes are likely to increase most significantly, according to the latest research from global real estate advisor CBRE.
Hungary is experiencing a revival of its economic performance and real estate investment activity which follows several years of poor performance amid the wider European and global financial climate. “A guide to real estate investment in Hungary”, the new publication of JLL Hungary highlights that since 2013 numerous macro-economic indicators have improved and this has started to translate into real estate investment activity.
The Hungarian investment market was perceived to be improving over the last 12 months, but Colliers International has only recently been able to report that available opportunities have converted into significant deals.
According to the latest data from CBRE, the world’s largest commercial real estate services company, in 2013 real estate investment volume in Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) amounted to over €10 billion. It was the best result since 2008. 2013 proved to be one of the most active years in the CEE Investment Market for many years with increased investment volumes across most regional markets.
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