EUROPE European real estate investment down by 39 pct
Investment & financeschedule 16 July 2020
Chris Brett, the head of EMEA Capital Markets at CBRE
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European real estate investment volumes came in at EUR 43 bln in Q2 2020 – a decrease of 39 pct on the same period last year, according to CBRE.
However, while the Q2 investment volume fell significantly due to full impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the H1 2020 investment volume across Europe amounted to EUR 129 bln, a 2 pct increase from EUR 127 bln in H1 2019.This was due to the all-time high volume for Q1 2020, when there was a number of large transactions in Germany, the UK and The Nordics. In Continental Europe (excluding the UK and Ireland) investment volumes for H1 2020 were 6 pct up on the same period last year but down 34 pct on
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