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European Hotel Investor Compass 2026 European Hotel Investor Compass 2026
European Hotel Investor Compass 2026

Italy is the most attractive destination in Europe for hotel investment in 2026.
Milan tops the ranking of European cities, ahead of Madrid and Rome.

Italy ranks first among the most attractive European regions for investment in the hotel sector in 2026, with an attractiveness index of 4.2 out of 5, surpassing the Iberian Peninsula (4.1) and France (3.6). This is according to the fifth edition of the European Hotel Investor Compass, the annual report by Cushman & Wakefield based on a survey conducted between December 2025 and February 2026 among 74 institutional investors in Europe, including private equity funds, REITs and other institutional investors who, over the five-year period 2020–2025, invested a total of around €18 billion in the European hotel sector.

Francesco Calia • March 30, 2026

European Hotel Investment To Ramp Up In 2025 With The Iberian Peninsula, Italy And France as Top Targets European Hotel Investment To Ramp Up In 2025 With The Iberian Peninsula, Italy And France as Top Targets
European Hotel Investment To Ramp Up In 2025 With The Iberian Peninsula, Italy And France as Top Targets

According to Cushman & Wakefield, the Iberian Peninsula, Italy and France remain the most attractive destinations in Europe for hotel investment in 2025.

Francesco Calia • March 31, 2025

Shayher Group acquires newly transformed Sydney asset for $199m Shayher Group acquires newly transformed Sydney asset for $199m
Shayher Group acquires newly transformed Sydney asset for $199m

Shayher Group has acquired a 100% freehold commercial asset in the heart of the Sydney CBD from AEW for $199 million, as local and offshore privates and institutions battle it out for safe haven investments across NSW.

Mark Hansen • January 24, 2022

Japan and Australia Remain the Most Expensive Office Fit-out Markets in Asia Pacific Japan and Australia Remain the Most Expensive Office Fit-out Markets in Asia Pacific
Japan and Australia Remain the Most Expensive Office Fit-out Markets in Asia Pacific

Cities in Japan and Australia continue to dominate the Top 10 list of most expensive office fit-out locations in Asia Pacific, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s 2020-2021 Asia Pacific Office Fit-out Cost Guide. Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and Sydney lead the rankings, with Melbourne climbing four spots to fifth this year.

Todd Hanrahan • December 07, 2020

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