Real estate and commercial: what are the numbers in Europe? This union, in recent times, has registered a strong interest in several respects. There are many reasons for this.
Our analysis today, will focus precisely on this topic, trying to understand what the link is but above all why it is important to better manage these two realities, belonging to the same medal.
According to the main newspapers, European economic growth has slowed considerably in recent years. More than had been announced. But what were the factors that led to this slowdown? Political issues first and foremost. The obvious tension between the USA and China is emerging. At the antipodes on all fronts. We cannot forget also the Brexit phenomenon . It is still struggling to find a conclusion (indeed, it seems far from any attempt at closure).
If on the one hand, however, this situation considerably discourages part of the investors, on the other hand, however, are just some of them to keep the market solid.
Unchanged employment (or rather, improved thanks to new action plans), solid income and favorable interest rates oriented to economic acceleration, have allowed the real estate, especially residential, to maintain high yields.
On the basis of what has been said above, it is therefore not surprising that it was precisely the yields . That played a crucial role in this landscape. The general economic uncertainty has, on the one hand, brought the national yields of the major European powers to an all-time low. And although this may seem negative . It has in fact contributed to the reduction of high and heavy interest rates. But certainly did not make the situation any easier.
In this way, therefore, potential buyers were encouraged to become active participants in European real estate. Both at residential and commercial level. Let us not forget that many policies have been adopted . Precisely to reduce unemployment and facilitate the acquisition of new business premises.
In 2019, more than 100 billion euros were invested in real estate (residential and commercial). Exorbitant numbers, but still lower than in 2018.
Here are the countries that have made these transactions possible:
It is difficult to give prospects for the future of residential and commercial real estate. Obviously, these figures relate to the current situation, which cannot but be subject to change in the medium and long term.
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