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Positive Outlook for the European Real Estate Market in 2025

  • Redação Mudei e Agora
  • Jun 25
  • 2 min read

Aberdeen Investments has released its “European Real Estate Market Outlook Q2 2025” report, projecting a total return of 7.4% in the European market by 2025, supported by good asset allocation and growth in earnings.


Key findings of the report:


  • Risk-adjusted returns on the rise: the yield spread on German bunds has stabilized at around 240 basis points, an attractive level with yields higher than long-term rates;


  • Combined returns and appreciation: in 2024, the total returned 4.8%, with capital growth, especially in countries such as Portugal, Spain, Sweden, the Netherlands and Denmark;


  • Strong sectors: logistics, residential and hospitality are the most resilient, especially in the face of scarce supply and migration flows in key cities;


  • Investment volume up: +46% in the last quarter of 2024, +15% for the whole year, reflecting improved liquidity and greater confidence;


Forecast: annual total income growth of 9.3% and 8.8% in three and five years, respectively.


The main opportunities lie in prime (core), value-add and alternative assets such as data centers, student housing, and strategic retail.


The report also warns of risks: rising rates due to geopolitical stress, commercial tariffs and a European economic slowdown — although severe recession scenarios are not expected. Even so, lower rates will favor greater property appreciation.


For investors, the thesis recommends:


  • Focus on core and core-plus products, prioritizing efficient operations and stable cash flow;


  • Allocation to defensive sectors with income growth;


  • Balanced geographic diversification, including southern countries such as Portugal and Spain.


Institutional investors see this final scenario of rising interest rates and inflation as an opportunity to enter a market considered cheap, given the potential for yield and appreciation, supported by the macroeconomic and real estate context.


Source: Aberdeen Investments


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