Real Estate

Aengevelt analyses dynamic office market in Frankfurt

According to analyses by Aengevelt Research, the Frankfurt office market achieved office space take-up (including owner-occupiers) of around 460,000 m² in the first three quarters of 2025. Compared to the same period last year (Q1–Q3 2024: 262,300 m²), this represents an increase of around 75%.

European residential real estate markets between black swans and grey rhinos

Aengevelt analyses subdued office market in Düsseldorf

According to analyses by Aengevelt Research, the office market in the Düsseldorf region achieved office space take-up of around 164,000 m² in the first three quarters of 2025. Compared to the same period last year, this represents a decrease of approx. 6 %. Compared to the decade average, it is about 40% less.

Is ‘timing the market’ applicable for private markets?

Private markets are built for the long haul, yet recent market shifts are prompting investors to reassess their timing. With rising interest rates affecting valuations and slowing capital flows, is this turbulence a chance to enter at a more favorable point?

German city centres show remarkable stabilisation

This is shown by the recently published Highstreet Report 2025, which bulwiengesa has compiled for the sixth time in a row on behalf of Columbia Threadneedle and analyzes the development of A-locations in 100 German cities.

Transaction size for industrial and logistics real estate increases significantly

Investment market delivers its best performance of the year so far in the third quarter

Focus on regional cities: Colliers launches research series “Growth Cities Germany”

Publication series shows investment prospects in the regional growth markets. Regional cities offer an attractive risk-return profile.

KINGSTONE Family Office Real Estate Report 2025: Real estate forms the backbone of asset allocation with a ratio of around 56 percent

As part of the survey, 32 family offices from the DACH region were asked about their real estate investment strategies. The core findings: Real estate is the backbone of net worth. On average, more than half – 56.5 percent – is accounted for by real estate.