Articles tagged real estate investment market

4 Aug 2025

Colliers Experts Assessed the Performance of the CRE Market in H1 2025

Colliers experts reviewed the most important trends of the year so far. During the H1 2025 Press Conference, the company’s senior professionals – Kristóf Tóth (Associate Director, Head of Research), Balázs Zelles-Görgey (Director, Head of Capital Markets), Anita Csörgő (Director, Head of Retail), Miklós Ecsődi (Director, Head of Occupier Services), and Tamás Beck (Director, Head of Industrial) – analysed the current economic environment as well as the developments in each real estate sector.

14 Jan 2022

Europa Capital’s value add fund and ConvergenCE acquire Akadémia Business Center, Budapest, Hungary for full ESG repositioning

Europa Capital, the pan-European real estate investment manager, announces that it has acquired, in partnership with commercial real estate investor and developer ConvergenCE, Akadémia Business Center in Budapest.

4 Jan 2022

Race for quality office assets in major cities spurred by ESG and limited supply – 2022 Global Investor Outlook reveals

Leading diversified professional services and investment management company Colliers reveals 67% of EMEA investors (and 60% of global investors) chose quality office assets in major markets as their top strategy picks. European cities like London, Paris, Berlin and Munich have retained their allure and will be in high demand next year.

24 Jan 2020

2019 Record year for continental European Real Estate Investment, Hungarian volume fairly consistent with previous years

Commercial real estate investment volumes in Continental Europe reached a record high of €248bn in 2019, according to global real estate advisor, CBRE. This represents a 2% increase from €243bn in 2018, which was previously a record for investment volumes. Across the whole of Europe (including UK and Ireland), investment volumes totalled €315bn in 2019, down 2% from €322bn in the previous year. The small decrease in 2019 was due to a 19% decline in UK volumes reflecting investor caution in the face of ongoing political uncertainty. Even with the shrinking UK volume, 2019 was the second strongest year on record for European investment, after 2018.