European markets may be considered the part of the "Old Continent," but they've certainly gone through some "new" changes in the past few years.

The Green Street Commercial Property Price Index was flat in the first quarter of the year although the overall average obscures diverging fortunes between sectors.

Institutional investors are increasingly incorporating “E” factors in underwriting, yet environmental issues in commercial real estate, particularly as they relate to energy and emissions, are complex and opaque. Tune in to learn more.

The latest report by the Local Data Company and Green Street, covers key developments across the entire GB retail and leisure market over 2023 revealing a boom in commercial real estate activity over the past year.

Green Street is excited to unveil the 4 new 2024 European Sector Outlooks. Gain an in-depth understanding of supply and demand dynamics, risks and opportunities, valuation trends, capital expenditures, and return expectations.

Green Street has partnered with Local Data Company (LDC) to provide an in-depth market analysis on the strength and trajectory of different location types, critical trends in occupancy and vacancy, and more.

Green Street’s latest acquisition expands its Pan-European product suite with the addition of extensive granular UK retail and leisure location data.

Join us to discuss the opportunities and confront the challenges facing ten key sectors – Industrial, Shopping Centres, Net Lease, Office, Self-Storage, Hotels, Health Care, Cell Towers, Residential and Student Housing – as we wrap up ‘23 and discuss what’s likely in store for pricing in early ’24.

Pan-European office markets are battling various headwinds from higher interest rates, cyclical demand headwinds and ongoing WFH uncertainty, not to mention increasing ESG costs. Tune in 12 October.

Cross-compare sectors and markets under various macroeconomic scenarios through this interactive tool that provides five-year forecasts for operating fundamentals and valuation metrics.

Green Street has partnered with Snowflake and is engaging with their Data Cloud to deliver data in an easy-to-access format. This new data delivery method helps you to easily extract extensive time series and seamlessly incorporates into your own company models, integrations, and daily workflows.

Green Street’s exclusive European news business, React News, launched a new France Bulletin. Published every two weeks, the online bulletin features market commentary from React’s team of dedicated French reporters. Sign up to React News and get all the biggest stories on commercial property in France straight to your inbox.

In this exclusive interview with anchor Becky Quick of CNBC Squawk Box, Green Street’s EVP and Director of Research Cedrik Lachance, provides his outlook on cash-flowing property sectors, the Office sector and the challenges facing some commercial real estate lenders and borrowers as a potential wave of loans is expected to come due over the next three years.

The Pan-European Residential and Self-Storage sectors have proven a decent inflation hedge in the past two years, not least helped by strong operating fundamentals. Is the strong operational performance enough to ensure both sectors outperform others as borrowing rates rise? Tune into this 45-minute webinar.

Green Street just relaunched it’s Heard on the Thames® report exploring important real estate topics facing the Pan-European region. Delivered quarterly, this report will offer thought-provoking commentary on a variety of issues for public and private real estate investors, lenders, bankers and other industry participants.

Find out why Green Street’s intelligence, backed by a talented team and thriving culture, can offer a competitive edge for investment decision-making or a rewarding career.

Green Street’s European Market Data & Deals solution provides proprietary analytics and actionable intelligence to help private and public commercial real estate investors make better investment and portfolio management decisions, mitigate risk, and raise capital more effectively.

Green Street released its inaugural European Model Portfolio report, providing Green Street’s views on both sector and stock selection for the European commercial real estate markets, delivered monthly.

Why has the past year been so challenging for many commercial real estate institutions? If Green Street had to point to one macroeconomic factor it would be: inflation. Read this blog to learn how Annulus Horribilus has manifested itself in Pan-European property sectors.

Green Street just expanded its European Market Data solution with coverage of five new markets: Edinburgh, Geneva, Lisbon, Prague, and Warsaw. Clients can now access market analytics, grades, yields, Commercial Property Price Indices (CPPIs), and standardised operating and valuation metrics for easy comparability, in these new regions.

Structural demand headwinds (WFH) or tailwinds (Ecommerce) for each of the Office and Industrial property sectors, respectively, are well understood. Yet cyclical factors affecting occupational trends are no less impactful to near-term fundamentals. Watch the replay of this 45-minute webinar to better understand the investment implications for each of the Pan-European Office and Industrial sectors from here onwards.

Expanded coverage includes twice-daily emails packed with breaking news, a weekly roundup email focused solely on the continent, and a new Germany Bulletin.

Stay ahead of your peers when making investment decisions across office, retail, industrial, and residential sectors by leveraging this robust, interactive database of verified property transactions valued at €5mn and up.

Real estate operating fundamentals and investment dynamics remain in flux as the fog of war in Ukraine and its wider geopolitical fallout slowly filters to Western European markets. Green Street’s Head of European Research, Peter Papadakos, will share the firm’s cross-sector outlook for 2022 and beyond in this 45-minute webinar on 31 May.

Green Street’s second acquisition expands Pan-European product offerings with addition of exclusive European property news.

Jim Sullivan, President of Advisory & Consulting, explains why all real estate investors should look to the public market for signals on property operating fundamentals and valuations.