18 Mar 2025
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Weakened sentiment towards European real estate as economic and political challenges hit home
- Latest Consensus Indicator dropped to 56.7 — the first decline since September 2023.
- All five sub-indicators declined in March. Investment liquidity (63.2) and financing (61.3) remain above 60, economic dropped to 44.0, the weakest reading this quarter.
- The Q4 2024 INREV Quarterly Fund Index posted a total return of 1.21%, the strongest performance since Q2 2022.
- On a one year annualised basis, all key assets delivered positive returns in 2024. However, investors’ assessment of risk is dramatically higher, up by 30%.
- Southern European markets continue to gain momentum, with Spain at record-high net positive sentiment (39%), followed by Italy (24%). France and Germany however, kept their two year average net sentiment of only 3%.
- Residential retains the top spot for positive sentiment, while retail holds momentum. Industrial/logistics has moderated to 12%, offices stand at 0%, an improvement of 8% since December 2024.

In the press
19 Mar 2025 - Real Assets Insights
Real estate markets in Europe remain cautious and, in some areas, sentiment is deteriorating despite further improvements in market performance, according to INREV, the European Association for Investors in Non-listed Real Estate Vehicles.
19 Mar 2025 - Green Street News
INREV says sentiment towards UK, France and Germany has declined
19 Mar 2025 - Institutional Real Estate
The latest INREV Market Insights reveals a mixed picture for European real estate.
11 Dec 2024 - INREV
With a headline reading of 57.8, the latest INREV Consensus Indicator reveals continued signs of recovery for the European non-listed real estate
19 Sep 2024 - Property EU
With a headline reading of 55.8, the latest INREV Consensus Indicator, confirms the much-anticipated recovery for the European non-listed real estate investment market.
19 Jun 2024 - React News
INREV finds performance of non-listed real estate has improved
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