European property slump deepens as higher borrowing costs force price cuts

October 30, 2026
Marsares Editorial Team
Europe's commercial property landscape is facing mounting pressure as rising borrowing costs complicate debt refinancing endeavors. In fact, quarterly sales have plummeted to their lowest point in three years. To navigate this tough climate, leading investors are adjusting their agreements, often accepting over ten percent price cuts. Notably, several London projects have hit pause due to soaring costs and wavering investor confidence.
Source: ET Realty

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