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High Streets, Retail Parks, Shopping Centres: Belgium regains momentum High Streets, Retail Parks, Shopping Centres: Belgium regains momentum
High Streets, Retail Parks, Shopping Centres: Belgium regains momentum

Driven by a particularly dynamic year in 2025, the Belgian retail market is showing strong signs of renewed momentum. From the rise of flagship stores and the arrival of new international brands to the revival of shopping centres and sustained activity in out‑of‑town retail, every segment is gaining traction. This article provides a full overview of a sector in transformation, ready to continue evolving in 2026.

Jonathan Delguste • February 12, 2026

Indian Real Estate in the Post-Covid-19 Era Indian Real Estate in the Post-Covid-19 Era
Indian Real Estate in the Post-Covid-19 Era

India’s real estate sector had already been through its own transformative phase in the years leading up to 2019. After the initial shocks, Indian real estate had begun to rebound.

Anshul Jain • May 11, 2022

Cushman & Wakefield expands VIC industrial and office agency teams Cushman & Wakefield expands VIC industrial and office agency teams
Cushman & Wakefield expands VIC industrial and office agency teams

Cushman & Wakefield is pleased to announce five new appointments within its Victorian Commercial Real Estate business, adding a depth of experience and strength to the Industrial Sales & Leasing and Office Leasing teams.

Luke Etherington • March 02, 2021

Deka Immobilien acquires Melbourne office tower for $454 million Deka Immobilien acquires Melbourne office tower for $454 million
Deka Immobilien acquires Melbourne office tower for $454 million

In one of the most significant Australian office market transactions since the COVID-19 pandemic, German investor, Deka Immobilien has acquired a 22 level A-grade office tower at 452 Flinders Street, Melbourne, from the Dexus Wholesale Property Fund for $454 million. 

Luke Etherington • September 11, 2020

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