Exploring Altus Group's Latest Insights on European CRE Trends
Altus Group's Q2 2025 Analysis on CRE Valuation
Altus Group Limited (TSX: AIF), a prominent name in commercial real estate (CRE) intelligence, has unveiled its findings for the second quarter of 2025 on valuation trends throughout Europe. This latest dataset continues Altus Group's commitment to providing in-depth insights into the intricacies of the property market.
The analysis reveals that Altus Group has meticulously gathered and synthesized data representing a staggering €29 billion in assets under management across various Pan-European open-ended diversified funds. This substantial dataset spans multiple property sectors, including industrial, office, retail, and residential properties across 17 distinct nations.
In a promising sign for the market, the report states that commercial property values witnessed a consistent rise for the fourth straight quarter in Q2 2025. This quarter saw a growth of 0.6% compared to Q1 2025, as well as an impressive year-over-year increase of 2.8% when matched against Q2 2024. The growth rate, however, experienced a slight moderation, with cash flow gains tapering to 0.5%. Nevertheless, this subtle slowdown does not overshadow the overall positive trend reflected in investor sentiments and a favorable interest rate environment.
Phil Tily, Senior Vice President at Altus Group, shared insights on these trends, stating, "The continued uplift in valuations showcases stabilizing market fundamentals across Europe. Even in the face of mixed economic conditions, the CRE metrics indicate a sector that’s not just surviving but preparing for the next growth phase in the real estate cycle."
Sector Performance Insights
Breaking it down by sector, the analysis highlights some notable trends:
Residential Sector
The residential property market stood out as the star performer in Q2 2025, recording a value increase of 0.9% over the previous quarter. This uptick is attributed to strong cash flow fundamentals, despite facing a rise in yields.
Industrial Sector
The industrial sector closely followed, with a 0.8% value growth from Q1 2025. Cash flow appreciation within this area has slowed, yet the yield impact remains positive, contributing to an encouraging outlook.
Office Sector
In the office sector, while yields continued to tighten, cash flows remained stable, resulting in a modest value increase of 0.3% from the previous quarter. This reflects a cautious yet optimistic approach from investors.
Retail Sector
The retail sector faced challenges, recording another lackluster performance with a mere 0.3% increase in value over Q1 2025. The ongoing stagnant rental growth along with rising operating expenses has impacted cash flow levels, highlighting the sector's need for adjustment.
Additional Insights
Interestingly, beyond the main sectors, student accommodation assets have shown resilience, with a notable 1.9% value increase compared to the previous quarter.
To keep abreast of sector trends by asset class, interested parties are encouraged to access detailed reports available from Altus Group.
About Altus Group
Altus Group leads the way in integrating data, analytics, applications, and expertise, geared towards enhancing commercial real estate performance. The company serves a diverse array of industry leaders who depend on Altus’s elite solutions and knowledge to navigate complexities and drive success. Their dedicated global team of around 2,000 experts continuously impacts the evolving landscape of the real estate sector, influencing the urban environments we inhabit and facilitating the development of thriving communities.
For additional details about Altus Group (TSX: AIF), potential stakeholders can explore their offerings and insights on their official website.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Jaime Bassett
Vice President, Communications, Altus Group
+1-416-641-9788
jaime.bassett@altusgroup.com
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Altus Group's primary focus?
Altus Group specializes in commercial real estate analytics and intelligence, providing insights into valuation trends and market performance.
What were the key valuation trends highlighted for Q2 2025?
The report indicated an overall growth of 0.6% in commercial property values, with a notable year-over-year increase of 2.8% from Q2 2024.
Which sector performed best according to the report?
The residential sector emerged as the top performer, showing a 0.9% increase in value over the previous quarter.
How did the industrial sector fare in Q2 2025?
The industrial sector registered a value growth of 0.8%, maintaining its strong position in the market.
How can stakeholders access further information on sector trends?
Stakeholders can access detailed reports and reviews of sector trends by contacting Altus Group or visiting their official website.
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