Mixed-use concepts

Room wanted

Private student accommodation is a rarity in European real estate markets.

A new lease of life: Flex offices and the future of work in Europe

Europe’s BTR boom

Build-to-rent sector. Trends and prospects for the burgeoning UK and Nordic markets.

Data analytics for mixed-use developments

Mixed-use projects are increasingly popular among developers around the world. But success depends on precisely tailoring the offerings to customer demands. Sophisticated data analytics hold the key. By Paul Allen

Transformation as a 360-degree task

A real estate investment needs to be sustainable, resilient and perform well. If no returns are generated, money would cease to flow into the asset class; without resilience and environmental sustainability, there is no long-term economic viability and thus no return on investment. Meeting these demands is no easy task because real estate markets are currently being buffeted by change. The Covid-19 pandemic has turbocharged existing trends such as the growth of online shopping and working from home, which in turn means that real estate assets need modernising and recalibrating.