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The Opernturm office tower. (CoStar)

The Munich-based investor is understood to have pulled out of one of Europe's largest office acquisitions in recent years.

March expansion highlights resilience despite Middle East tensions.

New build schemes more than halved year-on-year, down from 3.6 million square feet in 2024 to 1.6 million square feet in 2025. (Getty Images)

The Deloitte London Office Crane Survey shows a selective pipeline despite a strong year of delivery in 2025, with 7.1 million square feet of offices built.

After years of moving in tandem, availability trends are beginning to diverge.

The Ambassador Bridge, as seen from Windsor, Ontario. Continued uncertainty surrounding the future shape of U.S.-Canadian trade relations has weighed on business sentiment and Canada’s industrial real estate market. (Getty)

Truck traffic between Canada and the U.S. has collapsed to COVID-era lows.

Kanha Jungle Camp, adjacent to the Kanha Tiger Reserve, is in the province of Madhya Pradesh. (Jungle Camps India)

Hoteliers are looking to India’s small and medium enterprise-oriented stock exchanges as prime routes to raising capital and as a stepping stone to eventually list on the country’s principal bourses.

The proposed Film House makeover. (Hines)

This signals ongoing Big Tech appetite for offices in the capital and provides a further test for supply of grade A office space in the West End.

CPP Investments' headquarters at 1 Queen St. E is in Toronto's financial district. (CoStar)

The transaction is expected to generate $1 billion in proceeds for the seller and is set to close this month.

The global headquarters of Colliers is at Brookfield Place in Toronto. (CoStar)

The Toronto-based firm reported growth in property deals.

A FIFA World Cup advertisement featuring the hashtag #WEARE26 at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey. Hoteliers have raised concerns that travel demand around World Cup matches is coming in weaker than expected. (Photo by: Deb Cohn-Orbach/UCG/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) (UCG/Universal Images Group via G)

The latest iteration of a Hospitality Asset Managers Association membership survey saw improving sentiment for revenue growth and transactions.

After growing diplomatic tensions with China, Japan has had to attract more tourists from other countries to make up for the drop in inbound Chinese travelers. (Getty Images)

Experts say the lost demand from China is being replaced by travelers from various international markets.

Smoke rises from central Tehran following reported US and Israeli strikes on Iran's capital, on March 3, 2026. (Fatemeh Bahrami/Anadolu via Getty Images)

American investment in the United Kingdom has slumped while France has had a "catastrophic" first quarter, but is the conflict responsible?

Spotlight

(from left): Joanne Roney, Birmingham City Council managing director; Rachel Reeves; Richard Parker, the Mayor of the West Midlands; Ed Cox, chief executive of the West Midlands Combined Authority. (WMCA)

Funding commitments confirmed for a string of schemes across the UK.

The charity's home is set to trade at a 30%-plus premium to the guide price.

Ben Cullen reflects on a seismic period for real estate advisers.

Right to left: Kimberley Cordery, Tim Roberts and Jon Rae-Palmer.

Hires, promotions and other personnel changes in UK and European real estate.

Ed Smith says the performance of the London and South East adviser speaks for itself.

The Lisbon industrial summit reflected on the sector's resilience alongside a changing occupier base.

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