GRI Club Europe的动态

Tomorrow at the GRI Club Europe?Meeting, our colleague Paulina Held will moderate an exciting discussion on the topic: How are traditional vs. alternative assets reshaping the German investment scene? ?? This session?will focus on?the key differences between traditional and alternative hospitality assets, how rental demand influences decision making and where the best investment opportunities are in the market. Key industry players will speak on the topic?Alexandra Stecel Dimitri Chandogin Matteo Ghedini Oliver Müller Peter Lagies ?? We are looking forward to exciting insights from the industry! Stay tuned ?? #engelvoelkers?#engelvoelkershotelconsulting?#evhc?#hotelrealestate?#griclub?#investment?

On the 25th and 26th of June, Iberian Property brought to #Madrid an event that the real estate sector had for long awaited. Marking the debut of the #Spain Real Estate Summit, the global property sector was well represented by around 300 industry leaders from a wide range of countries, such as Spain, Portugal, France, Germany, Belgium, Greece, the UK and USA, among others. In a 2-day intense #conference, 40 Speakers shared fresh insights in a total of 10 interactive sessions, covering the current Economic and #RealEstate market panorama, #Financing conditions, #ArtificialIntelligence, assets #Transitioning, and the challenges inherent to providing #Housing at affordable prices - one of Spain's key challenges at the moment. Iberian Property extends its warm appreciation to all participants who were able to join us, and to all the supporting entities who saw the Spain Real Estate Summit as the right platform to promote a key event to both our economy and our lives. They are: CBRE Espa?a, JLL Spain, Sonae Sierra, SANJOSE CONSTRUCTORA, Lar Espa?a Real Estate SOCIMI, MERLIN Properties, AEDAS Homes, Azora, NHOOD, Square Asset Management, SA, Clifford Chance Spain, and Real Asset Media.

On May 20th, Marlena Binkiewicz, associate in the real estate practice of Baker McKenzie Polska, represented the firm at the prestigious ?????????? ???????????????????? ???????????? ???????????? ?????? ???????2024 conference, organized by Hotelarz magazine. ? This event brought together industry leaders, investors, and experts to discuss the ???????????? ???????????? ?????? ?????????????????????????? ???? ?????? ?????????????????????? ????????????. ? ???Marlena’s key takeaways following the event are: ????????????’?? ???????????????? ??????????????????: ? Poland is a market with immense development potential. However, the construction process is slower than in other markets. ? Effective promotion strategies are crucial to unlock the Polish development market's full potential. Improved flight connections can further boost Poland’s attractiveness to investors. ???????????????? ???????????????? ??????????????????: ? While some investors have scaled back their activities in the Polish market, others from regions such as CEE and Scandinavia have stepped in. ? Notably, these new investors may have lower financial capabilities, but their interest signals optimism for the industry. ?????????? ???????????????????? ?????? ??????????????????????????: ? A significant focus lies on converting and modernizing existing assets. This includes upgrading hotels to be categorized as premium. ? Additionally, there are plans to repurpose office buildings into hotels. ???????????????????? ?????????? ???? ?????????? ??????????????????: ? High land prices pose a challenge for investors looking to develop new properties. ? Extensive administrative procedures can slow down projects. ? Difficulties in obtaining financing, which is remains expensive in Poland. ? Despite these hurdles, the demand for quality accommodations remains strong. ?????????????????????? ??????????????????????: ? Secretary of State in Ministry of Sport and Tourism has discussed ongoing work to amend the tourism law to introduce short-term lease registration. ? Hospitality representatives were invited to actively participate in shaping the tourism sector’s strategies. ? Their participation underscores the importance of collaboration between industry stakeholders and policymakers. ? As the hospitality landscape evolves, staying informed and connected through conferences such as ?????????? ???????????????????? ???????????? ???????????? ?????? ???????is essential. Looking forward to more exciting developments in the industry! ? #BakerMcKenziePolska?#HIT2024?#RealEstate?#Hotel

Having just spoken at real estate conferences in Hong Kong, the UK, and now at EXPO REAL (Messe München), it’s been interesting to see how sentiment across the continents is very much that the commercial real estate industry is on the path to recovery, following a couple of challenging years. Some of the trends that are playing out include the growing imperative to invest in sustainable real estate, how generative AI might impact CRE, and where best to deploy capital for future growth. At each event, we found that investors are very much looking to the Australian market for opportunities. Against that backdrop, it was great to take part in a thought-provoking conversation about Investment Opportunities in Australia alongside Bhagya S, Chris Chapple, and Louise Kavanagh, moderated by Dr Tim Moonen. For European investors, the combination of economic stability, a thriving tourism sector, and a strong focus on sustainability makes Australia a prime opportunity for real estate investment, particularly in hotels. As one of the largest independent hotel investors in Australia, Pro-invest Group has built a strong reputation for turning around under-performing assets and developing quality hotels that perform above market, while setting new benchmarks in sustainability. Sustainability emerged as a key theme in relation to real estate investment, and this has always been at the core of our strategy. We believe this is key for investors to future-proof their portfolios and Pro-invest’s hotel network was one of the first in Australia to commit to the National Australian Built Environment Rating System (NABERS). This means our hotels are well positioned, given that the Australian government recently announced a mandate on Net Zero Travel, which means government departments must consider #NABERs when booking accommodation. II always love being at these events to see how our strategies align with trends in the industry and to discuss opportunities in the Australian market. I can’t wait to see where these conversations lead. #ExpoReal #InvestmentOpportunities #Australia #RealEstate #Hotels #Sustainability #ESG #Proinvest

#INVESTMENTS Investments in the European hospitality sector continue to grow. According to the European Hotel Investment Survey, 57% of investors expect increased activity over the next 12 months. Portugal and Spain stand out, accounting for 30% of all transactions. Notably, the sector is recovering, showing a 15% growth compared to last year. The same report indicates that the total volume of hospitality real estate transactions reached €12.3 billion over the past 12 months. Returns on hospitality assets are expected to increase by 5-7%, attracting both private and institutional investors. https://lnkd.in/dEUziDvu

In partnership with ULI Ireland, a showcase event has heard how the Windsor Framework and the return of the Northern Ireland Executive will unlock planned investment from the Republic of Ireland, the US and beyond, significantly enhancing the region’s commercial property market ???? ? Highlighting the Belfast region's investment proposition, Ellvena Graham OBE FIoD, Chair of Tourism Northern Ireland: ? ?? Flagged potential investment opportunity in the tourism sector as domestic and overseas visitor numbers to Northern Ireland continue to grow. ?? We have 40+ hotels in greater Belfast and more in development. ?? But we need more, right across Northern Ireland and its regions. _____ #investment #commercialproperty #regeneration

The logistics sector has emerged as one of the most compelling markets within French real estate. France, with its sprawling landscape, boasts a diverse mix of small-scale operations and expansive industrial platforms. ?? Recent GRI Club meetings revealed an enthusiasm around the sector, while emphasising an importance of proximity to consumer centres to align with the growing trend of consumerism. The logic was clear – seek assets close to the end-user. GRI Club will be convening once again on the matter at the annual France GRI 2024, where one of the many discussion sessions will address Industriel & Logistique - Un nouvel espace d'investissement ou un moteur de croissance fragile aux nouvelles stratégies d'entrée et de sortie? The session will include moderation from Laurent Vouin, Head of France / Benelux at Savills Investment Management, and co-chairs Adrien Beuriot (P3 Logistic Parks), Aymeric Canivenc (Mileway), David G. (pbb Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG), Laurie Lagarde (CBRE Investment Management), Mai-Lan de Marcilly (KKR), Vincent Lauret (Etche France), and Zineb Jama? (PGIM Real Estate). ?? See the full schedule of discussions at France GRI 2024 and register to join here: https://lnkd.in/dm5-qEab #griclub #realestate #france #logistics #investment

Sectoral Industrial Strategies leveraged on Public-Private partnerships are a key ask for British industry. But is the UK missing an opportunity to do the same for the culture and tourism sector?? ? Atticus Senior Consultant Alexander T. considers the economic benefits that a UK Cultural Industrial Strategy could deliver for the UK, and how this could bring back the “Cool Britannia” of the 1990s: https://lnkd.in/esN59-DZ

?????????? ?????? ????????: ?????? ???? ???????????????? ??British Romanian Chamber of Commerce together with Romanian Diversity Chamber of Commerce will organize the conference entitled ???????????????????? ???????? ???????????? ?????? ????????????????????????: ???????????? ?????? ??????????????????????????, on the ?????? ???? ????????????????, at ?????? ???????????????????? ??????????. ??This is a comprehensive event that aims to discuss critical aspects of the real estate industry: market trends, accessibility, inclusive design, and the complexities of legislative access through impactful case studies.?Attendees will gain insights into the legal and compliance requirements, explore successful case studies, and learn practical strategies to integrate accessibility into their projects. ??This event is divided into three Panels, each of them approaching various key topics: ?????????? ??: ???????????????? ???????????? ???????????? ???? ???????? ???????????? ?Current Market Dynamics ?Technological Advancements ?Investment Strategies ?Case Studies and Success Stories ?????????? ??: ???????????????? ?????? ????????????: ?????????????????????????? ?????? ?????????????????? ???????????? ???? ?????? ???????? ???????????? ?Developing Accessible Real Estate Properties ?Understanding Legal and Compliance Aspects Related to Accessibility ?Discussing Practical Strategies for Integrating Accessibility into Design ?Case Studies and Success Stories ?????????? ??: ???????????????????????????? ???? ???????? ????????????: ???????????????? ?????? ?????????????????? ???????????????????????? ?Green Leases: Fostering Sustainability in Tenant-Landlord Agreements ?Renewable Energy Integration in New Real Estate Projects ?The Role of ESG in Real Estate Investments ?Sustainable Construction Materials and Methods: Innovations in the Romanian Market ??Save your spot and register here: https://lnkd.in/gMPqnXWD

Rentals - More consequences While the overall outlook for the future is positive, particularly in Southern Europe, recent weeks have seen a significant number of developments in the backlash against tourist rentals in some of the region's most iconic cities. ?? Although analysis by Cushman & Wakefield reveals Spain as the fourth most promising real estate market for investors, in large part driven by the recovery of tourism following the pandemic, this week saw the Spanish government propose the introduction of a 21% VAT on tourist rentals. Amid a severe housing crisis marked by rising rents and a shortage of available properties, authorities blame tourist apartments for driving up prices and reducing market supply for locals. The measure aims to transform short-term rental properties into permanent housing, particularly in "stressed areas" where rent exceeds 30% of household income. ?? In Madrid, Mayor José Luis Martínez-Almeida has announced a plan aimed at banning tourist rentals within residential communities in the historic city centre, while allowing the conversion of privately used buildings into affordable housing. Additionally, converting commercial premises into tourist accommodations will be prohibited to protect neighbourhood identity and support local businesses. And Spain is far from alone, with Italy seeing a rise in residents in Florence and Milan protesting against tourist rentals despite record tourism levels in 2023 contributing 10.5% to Italy's GDP. ?? Against the backdrop of the G7 tourism ministers' meeting in Florence, Mayor Sara Funaro has approved a 10-point plan aimed at tackling overtourism, including bans on key boxes for short-term rentals and loudspeakers for tour guides in its historic centre. This mirrors similar initiatives in Pompeii and Venice to preserve local livability and cultural value. At the same time, housing activists in Lisbon have submitted a petition with over 6,600 signatures demanding a binding referendum to ban tourist lets in residential buildings. ?? The Portuguese capital has seen rising housing costs pricing out many locals, prompting calls for decisive action. The proposed referendum could phase out 20,000 tourist flats within six months and prevent new short-term rentals in residential areas. And Southern Europe is not the only region facing these concerns, with Croatia’s Tourism Minister, Ton?i Glavina, warning that a surge in short-term rentals, adding 26,000 new beds this year, is undermining sustainable tourism and impacting existing accommodations. All from GRI Hospitality Europe in Madrid. https://www.griclub.org/