C&W. Italian Real Estate Overview 2021

2021 ended marking an unprecedented growth for the Italian economy, surpassing +6% increase in GDP. As the Country’s economy continues to grow so does the real estate sector. 2021 data shows sound results in both occupier and investment markets.

JLL. Perspectives for Enterprises 2022. EMEA research report

To navigate the future of work, organisations will need to be agile adapting to changing conditions both in the near term and beyond. Work and lifestyle trends were
accelerated during the pandemic and organisations have now begun to understand that their transformation to hybrid will be a longer-term journey in the continued
evolution of the future of work.

BNP Real Estate Trend Book. Cities of tomorrow: resilient and inclusive

What responsability does the real estate sector have for new urban lifestyles?
We are now entering into a period of “Re” meaning resilience, rehabilitation, reorganisation, reversibility, reuse, regeneration and reinvention. Just a few of the ideas that must now be converted into real actions in order to build real estate that is more sustainable and promotes quality moments of life.

CBRE. Market Outlook 2022

Il 2021 si è chiuso con una crescita del 14% dei volumi di investimento rispstto al 2022, un dato che però non trasmette la reale intensità della ripresa, sull’anno appena concluso, infatti, pesano i ritardi causati dalla pandemia, meno evidenti invece sul 2020, che ha visto la chiusura di operazioni avviate già nel 2019.

Savills. European Student Housing: Forever Young

Towards the end of 2022, Savills’ researchers expect to see the next wave of portfolio transactions, as the first generation of developers and operators will be ready to sell their assets and exit. They expect 2021 end of year volumes to reach €8.4bn and 2022 volumes to be in line with the record (circa €9.5bn) level seen in 2019

PwC e ULI. Emerging Trends in Real Estate Europe 2022

This report is a joint survey by PwC and the Urban Land Institute. In its 19th edition, the survey provides an outlook on real estate throughout Europe for the near-term and 2022. As European economies have started to recover from the pandemic, there is a clear upturn in confidence among property industry leaders although many are still coming to terms with the radical changes to the business of real estate brought about or accelerated by COVID-19.

JLL. Growth opportunities in living

Over the past decade, the expansion of living as an institutional investment sector has broadened from a few markets in the Western world to many markets globally. This geographic expansion has elevated both the sector’s profile and its share of capital flows globally, increasing from 14% in 2010 to 25% in 2020. By 2030, JLL anticipates that onethird of annual real estate investment will occur in the living sector.