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🚀🚀 "Real Estate Convictions" - Q3 2024 This quarter's insights spotlight the evolving dynamics of the European real estate market, backed by @Praemia REIM's commitment to providing cutting-edge analysis in a rapidly changing economic landscape. 📥 Download the full "Real Estate Convictions" report here in English & in French: https://lnkd.in/e2Rg4Upt Kuddos to our Research & Strategy team: Henry-Aurélien Natter, MRICS, Joséphine Martinet, Régis CASTOR #RealEstate #MarketAnalysis #InvestmentTrends #PraemiaInsights #InnovationInRealEstate #Sustainability #Q32024

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🏘 | THE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY MARKET   Knight Frank France is pleased to share with you our updated report on the residential property market in 2023 and the outlook for 2024.   Included in this new edition:   📈 Figures for sales to individuals, trends in prices and new housing production.   💰 Investment in Europe: despite a fall of around 50% in committed sums in a year, residential investment remains the second most popular asset class after offices.   💼 Investment in France: a sharp fall in volumes invested in the French residential investment market (down 51% in one year), with €2.6 billion committed in 2023.   🏠 Managed residential: despite a 39% drop in investment, #coliving stands out with half of total resi investment volumes committed in this segment, showing 20% growth over one year, to reach c€550 million.   👉 Find the full report below and on our website: https://lnkd.in/eFGE_k4q 🍺 English version to follow shortly Please reach out to our team for any questions regarding serviced resi in Europe: Stuart Osborn Daniel Erith Alexandre Olivier   #Immobilier #Résidentiel #Logements #Investissement #Knightfrankfrance See translation

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The French coworking market model is moving towards less gigantic spaces in Paris and more locations scattered across France. A study by research firm Xerfi reveals that after a doubling of the offering in the last five years, the coworking market in France is entering an era of consolidation. Iconic openings of massive coworking locations are still expected in the coming months - such as a 10.000 m2 project by Spaces. offices | co-working | meeting rooms. in Lyon. However, the rise of interest rates and a demand which grew in a slower mode than the pace of flex capacities development push operators to go nowadays for a more conservative expansion planning. A big deal of the new coworking locations to come will be outside of the Paris region, predicts Xerfi, even if Paris still accounts for 2/3 of the French coworking market. It was 3/4 in 2019. "Our forecast scenario for the evolution of supply reflects this slowdown, with an expected growth of 9% in 2024, then 6% per year in 2025 and 2026 (based on business continuity of WeWork in Paris)", says Vincent Desruelles, the head of studies at Xerfi. "Medium-sized French cities such as Metz, Bayonne or Clermont-Ferrand, for instance, are getting. The brands which grew the most in the last years, such as FLEX-O📲 - Espaces de travail flexibles et écoresponsables , Now coworking, Bureaux And Co, Newton Offices 🍎 Espaces de travail flexibles pour entreprises en mouvement, Startway Coworking & Innovation Centers, etc.), are mainly active in Tier 2 or 3 cities." via Synaphe • Syndicat Coworking & Domiciliation cc Bruno Rebille Maxime Givon Romain Méfret Nadine Saunier Tom Debelleix Dorian MEGY Nicolas Leroy Christophe Courtin Grégory Ortiz Didier Fornetti Jerome Lepoivre Gaël Montassier Mouhamed LALEYE Nordine El ouachmi Maguy Montoya Ludivine BUNEL Romain Laventure

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Are you looking to invest in real estate in France? ☑️ Don’t follow your instinct, study the market and regulations !⚠️ 📢In 2024, France’s real estate market is experiencing a period of adjustment after years of steady price increases. This shift towards price stabilization, and even declines in some regions, is driven by several economic and social factors. 📈Rising interest rates slow demand: Since 2022, mortgage interest rates have risen sharply due to the European Central Bank’s efforts to curb inflation. As a result, financing conditions for homebuyers have tightened, making property ownership more difficult, particularly for first-time buyers. With rates often exceeding 4%, buyers' borrowing capacity has significantly decreased, leading to reduced demand in the housing market. 📉Price drops in major cities: Cities that saw rapid price growth in recent years are now showing signs of cooling. In Paris, for instance, property prices per square meter have dropped by 3-5% in certain districts in 2023. Bordeaux, which experienced a property boom, is also witnessing a slowdown, with prices decreasing by around 2%. Other cities, such as Marseille and Toulouse, are more resilient to this trend, with prices remaining relatively stable. These cities continue to attract demand due to their economic dynamism, vibrant cultural scenes, and the presence of thriving industries. 🌅Rural and suburban areas remain attractive: In contrast, suburban and rural areas continue to attract buyers. The rise of remote work has driven many people away from major urban centers in search of larger, more affordable homes. These areas, where property prices remain lower, are seeing growing demand. Medium-sized cities like Angers, Le Mans, and Orléans are benefiting from this "urban exodus." 🎢Uncertainty and opportunities in the market While prices are decreasing in some areas, the overall market is marked by uncertainty. The future direction of interest rates and broader economic policies will significantly impact the real estate market. Experts predict a gradual correction in prices rather than a sharp drop. 📄Overall, the French real estate market in 2024 is in a transitional phase. Buyers face tighter financing conditions but may find opportunities in areas where prices are softening. The market is moving towards a balance after years of rapid growth.

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France is going through a severe housing crisis due mostly by the vast decrease in new housing when the demand is increasing...politics being politics, they needed to find someone to blame : the "villain" has been identified as the Airbnb urban owner renting a furnished holiday let instead of renting on a long term basis and branded the 'Meublé de tourisme'...now Meublé de Tourisme means exactly that: Furnished Holiday Let... in order to punish the 'villain' many discussions have been held on tougher taxes, tougher regulations etc...which means alarm bells are ringing for all those who are contributing greatly to the french tourism economy but haven't got an urban property...as Meublé de tourisme are not only in the cities they are all over France: in the Alps as the ADN of the ski industry, Center Parcs, french style resorts doted everywhere sharing usually a swimming pool....they are all Meublé de tourisme owned by individual owners who are already supporting the increase in electricity costs, the increase in Taxe d'Habitation, the increase in water rates and usually also increase in the general maintenance charges...they are certainly not villains and on the contrary make a positive participation to the french economy!!! So I just hope that a pragmatic approach will be taken when discussing regulations...Meublé de tourisme in many instances will never be a main home for anyone as (true exemple), a 1 bed apartment in a Residence de Tourisme in the center of Le Guilvinec (I choose a property in Brittany as the same types of articles have been written as for Cornwall properties) with 5,000 euros of charges per year is highly unlikely to appeal to a local looking for a home...so before making big decisions, it is very important I think to really understand what is a Meublé de tourisme and the overall impact before creating what could then be the new 'Tourism crisis'... #furnishedholidaylet #meubledetourisme #immobilier

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[RESEARCH] Uncover the latest insights on the European real estate market with our CRE 360 Report 🌍 💡 Stay one step ahead with this new pan-European study produced by our Research department, in collaboration with local teams and alliances. 📊 Inside you will find an outlook on capital markets, offices, logistics, and retail sectors. Key takeaways include: ➡️ Investment markets saw the first signs of improvement in H1 2024 as a result of an improved financial and economic environment; ➡️ In occupiers markets, the lack of modern assets, as well as the high demand for prime space, are still supporting of rental growth in prime locations. 🔔 Don't miss out on the opportunity to have a deeper understanding of market trends. 🔗 To find out more, download the updated report ➡️ http://spkl.io/6041f8JTc #BeyondBuildings #research #Europe #office #CRE

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🏠💼 Why Rental Property Investment in France is a Must-Consider Opportunity for 2024 ? The French real estate market currently offers promising prospects for savvy investors. Here's why: 📈 Growing Rental Demand: With urban population growth and limited access to home ownership, the demand for rental properties is steadily increasing. 💰 Attractive Interest Rates: Interest rates are on a downward trend and are expected to drop even further in the coming months. 🔒 Market Stability: French real estate has proven its resilience during economic crises, providing a reliable safe haven for investors. But how can you unlock the full potential of your rental property investment? That’s where Colonies comes in. We streamline the process by helping you find, renovate, and manage your coliving property. With our combined expertise in real-time data analysis, market insights, space optimization, and project management, we provide tailored and efficient residential management solutions. 🚀 The result? Net yields that are 25% to 40% higher for our coliving spaces compared to equivalent traditional rental investments. Ready to explore the potential of coliving rental investments with Colonies? Contact us to learn more! 👇 #RentalInvestment #RealEstate #Colonies #InvestmentOpportunity #RealEstateInvestment #RentalYields #PropertyMarket #PropertyManagement #RealEstateWealth #InvestmentStrategy #ProfitableRealEstate #RealEstateReturns #FurnishedRentals #WealthDiversification #FranceRealEstate

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[𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐊𝐄𝐓 𝐒𝐍𝐀𝐏𝐒𝐇𝐎𝐓] - University Real Estate: Key Facts and Figures Discover our infographic based on a "rapport d'informations" from the Senate about the state of university real estate in France. With 6,300 buildings, the sector faces significant challenges in energy efficiency and management. Real estate remains a substantial financial burden for universities. Did you know that it represents the second-largest expenditure after payroll? This infographic highlights opportunities for improvement to reduce ecological footprints and optimize costs. 👉 https://lnkd.in/erGUwnKu to read the full Senate report. #URBEST #University #SustainableDevelopment

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“Material repricing, motivated sellers, strong fundamentals, and dislocated financing markets make the opportunity in European real estate investments among the most exciting we have seen in the last 25 years,” write Guillaume Cassou and Seb d'Avanzo. Read their outlook for European #realestate:

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💊💊💊 At INEUF.com, most of our foreign clients ask us why they should invest in or buy new real estate in France... If the first reason is simple: because you can! This UBS report also highlights the stability of the real estate market in France's major cities, which reduces the risk of a housing bubble and depreciation. Is France 🇫🇷 a safe haven for your savings? Yes, it is! Let’s talk… #realestateinfrance #investinfrance #investabroad #realestatemarkets #realestatebubble #safeplacestoinvest #whatdodowithyousavingsaftertheelections #howtosecureyoursavingsbeforetheelections

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Looking for a safe, high-growth opportunity in the world’s most coveted locations? The French Riviera, and particularly Cap d’Antibes, is synonymous with secure and prestigious real estate investments. In this rarefied market, properties are not just homes—they are symbols of status and stability, consistently appreciating in value. This region offers an unparalleled quality of life, from the sun-drenched coastline to world-class amenities and privacy, ensuring both financial returns and lifestyle rewards. Cap d’Antibes stands out for its market transparency, solid legal framework, and a history of strong demand from discerning buyers worldwide. Investing here isn’t just about growing wealth—it’s about securing a lasting legacy in one of the world’s most exclusive enclaves. Ready to explore the finest property opportunities in the Riviera? Let’s begin your journey toward owning a piece of this exceptional paradise. Leave your questions in the comments, or DM me for personalized advice! #riviera #investments #luxuryrealestate #opportunities #investmentsecurity #realestate #qualityoflife #capdantibes #realestatemarket #realestateconsultant

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🇧🇪 INOWAI Capital Markets Team in Brussels for ULI Belgium & Luxembourg’s Emerging Trends in Real Estate® Europe 2025! Excited to join industry peers, share ideas, and dive into what’s shaping the future of real estate. A special thank you to Michel Van Geyte, President of ULI Belgium & Luxembourg, for leading this essential event. Looking forward to bringing fresh perspectives back to Luxembourg! #INOWAI #CapitalMarkets #ULI #RealEstate

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