Europe's Real Estate Sector is Poised for Recovery in 2025

The massive investment plans announced by Germany and the European Union on the defence and infrastructure fronts have led to a surge in long-term rates, with the key to possible heavy impacts on the trajectory of real estate and stock market credit rates.

The planned XXL debts stir up Germany's real estate market. With consequences for buyers, owners and also tenants.

The European financial landscape has just reached a major turning point with the decision of the European Central Bank (ECB) to lower its key rates by 0.25 percentage points. A measure that does not go unnoticed in a context where access to real estate credit remains a key issue for households and investors. This decline could stimulate demand and redraw the dynamics of the market, but observers remain divided on its real scope. Article France: …

Europe's Real Estate Sector is Poised for Recovery in 2025

Major markets such as Germany, France, and the United Kingdom are expected to lead this recovery. These countries are experiencing increased investment interest due to their stable economies and attractive…