Real Estate

Europe’s housing market is showing signs of adjustment, but affordability remains sharply divided between countries and cities, according to the 14th edition of the Deloitte Property Index. The survey, covering 28 European markets, highlights the impact of high interest rates, rising rents, and slower construction, which are reshaping household decisions and developers’ strategies. Demand, however, continues to run strong—particularly in cities where

The Asia Pacific (APAC) office market is entering a renewed phase of expansion, with momentum expected to accelerate through the remainder of 2025 as companies reshape their workplace strategies around flexibility, sustainability, and premium assets. According to Colliers’ Asia Pacific Office Market Insights H1 2025, leasing activity across 11 major markets reached 4.5 million square metres in the first half of the

The Slovak real estate investment market delivered a solid performance in the first half of 2025, with total transactions reaching €406 million, according to Colliers’ latest report. The momentum carried over from late 2024, though rising investor caution became evident as the year progressed. Q1 was particularly strong, generating nearly €300 million, already surpassing half the annual volume recorded in 2024. Retail

Poland’s commercial real estate investment market is showing signs of stabilization, with a total investment volume of EUR 1.7 billion in the first half of 2025. This cautious but steady recovery, highlighted in the latest BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland report, is increasingly being driven by domestic capital, which is becoming more active across various market segments. Despite a modest improvement in

A typical U.S. household earning the median income could afford a median-priced home just five years ago. That’s no longer the case in 2024. According to a new analysis from Zillow®, a buyer now needs to earn nearly $100,000 a year to comfortably afford a typical home priced at $367,969—assuming they’ve saved 20% for a down payment. For a median-income household, that