"Law firm strengthens its presence in Lisbon by moving to one of the capital's most iconic buildings"

"Savills has recruited Patrik Kallenvret as Managing Director, Head of Nordics Capital Markets. He will start on 15 November 2025. Patrik, who will be based in Savills Stockholm office, joins from CBRE where he was Managing Director and Head of Capital Markets, Nordics and previously MD of CBRE in Sweden. "

"Savills has strengthened its European property management offer by expanding its coordinated platform across the Nordics - Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden. With strong local associates in Denmark, Finland and Norway this move enables investors to benefit from consistent service standards, integrated operational models, and tailored strategic alignment with their investment goals.  "

"A new survey commissioned by property advisor, Savills Ireland, signals a shift away from the idea of “getting away from it all” when on holiday. Alongside digital expectations, the survey highlights a growing demand among younger generations for hotels to demonstrate clear sustainability credentials. However, despite growing awareness, sustainability is not yet a major deciding factor for the general Irish public when booking hotels. 43% of men and 39% of women say sustainability doesn’t influence their decision."

"EU Omnibus reframes ESG compliance"

"Savills has recruited Patrik Kallenvret as Managing Director, Head of Nordics Capital Markets. He will start on 15 November 2025. "

"Dublin’s industrial and logistics market saw a significant rebound in activity during Q1 2025, with take-up reaching 560,000 sq ft – almost three times higher than the same period last year and the highest Q1 figure since 2022.  "

"Savills has analysed the development of demand and availability of modern industrial space across the Czech Republic. The intensive construction of warehouse and production facilities for lease continued into the first quarter of 2025. However, supply remains insufficient in certain key markets – particularly in Prague and Brno. To a lesser extent, a similar imbalance is observed also in Vysočina and larger cities in South Bohemia. While this opens opportunities for new industrial projects, it is important to ensure that all input costs (especially land prices) do not lead to excessively high rental rates that tenants in specific locations may not be willing to accept."