European Retail Warehousing – 2026
Retail warehousing has proven to be one of Europe's best-performing retail formats in recent years, delivering sector-leading total returns of 7.4% in 2025.
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Retail warehousing has proven to be one of Europe's best-performing retail formats in recent years, delivering sector-leading total returns of 7.4% in 2025.
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Exceeding modest expectations neatly captures the mood surrounding the European economy.
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Growing suburban consumer belts
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Retail parks embrace a more multifunctional future
Growing suburban consumer belts
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Demographic tailwinds move closer to home
Growing suburban consumer belts
European retail park stock has now reached 51 million sq m, on the back of a 2.4% increase last year, the strongest year of development activity since 2020.
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Evolution over broad-based expansion
European retail park stock has now reached 51 million sq m, on the back of a 2.4% increase last year, the strongest year of development activity since 2020.

"London and Top 7 German office markets remain most attractively priced"
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"The first half of 2022 saw over €27 billion invested in Multifamily across Europe, the highest H1 investment volume on record."
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"Appetite for European logistics space yet to be curbed by economic outlook"

"Rising interest rates and debt costs continue to put pressure on yields"

"European office occupancy rates continue to recover"


"Preliminary results suggest that the total investment volume for Q2 will reach slightly less than €60bn"

"Operational recovery looks to be gathering pace despite weakening consumer sentiment due to inflationary concerns, but we could see this momentum slow in 2023"