Amy Finch

Volumes totalled €17.4bn in second quarter, says JLL What The EMEA living sector recorded a 49% growth in investment activity in the second

Frederiksberg offering comprises multifamily and student homes What Hines is selling a residential property in Copenhagen's most upmarket area for around €80m

7 Aug 2026 | 07:45 | London | by Amy Finch Homes for Students brand has ambitions to become largest third-party living operator in Europe What is the opportunity for a third-party operator? Which investors want to work with you? Why is Southern Europe your first expansion market on the continent? Are there lessons from weaker occupancy in UK markets that you're applying here? How do you view the Italian market? Are you seeking opportunities in the senior segment, and what is the opportunity in Southern Europe? What's next?

10 Aug 2026 | 07:45 | London | by Amy Finch Value-add player targeting stabilised €500m portfolio by next year, say Paul Nearchou and Enrico Ventura How long have you been investing in Denmark? What drew you to microliving after that? Why single-family housing? Who lives in these homes? What's the current investment landscape like? How did the Grosvenor investment come about? Would that mean expanding single-family into other markets? Which LPs are looking at single-family? What does it offer compared to student housing? Who is your end buyer? Is deployment speed going to plan? What is your timeline for selling? What stage of development are you purchasing? What does the operational model look like? Do you see the end sale being a company sale? Is competition growing more fierce? Is there a risk of oversupply in some areas as more players become involved? What's next in Denmark?

17 Aug 2026 | 07:45 | London | by Amy Finch Julie Cruz Turkey, France, Spain and Poland to add most workers, finds Docklands Research What Europe's office-based workforce is set to grow by 12.4%, or 11.8 million, by 2036 Why Rising rates of labour-force participation are offsetting ageing populations What next Turkey, France, Spain and Poland will see strongest growth Offsetting an ageing population

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