New report: Increasing appetite in European grocery real estate
The European grocery real estate market has remained resilient in the face of economic uncertainty. Grocery stores have attracted 37% of the total retail consumption in the EU (27 countries) in 2020. Not surprisingly the sector’s resilience during the pandemic has increased investor appetite. This has led net initial yields for quality grocery stock in Europe’s key retail markets to see continous compression.
According to The European Grocery Real Estate Market, a new report by JLL and Union Investment, the market is set to continue to flourish through 2021.

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The main trends
Although there is still uncertainty around the long-term implications of the pandemic, the report seeks to identify longer term trends that will affect the grocery real estate market. - Scroll through the charts below to find out more -
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Neil Lipscomb
Director Retail Investment,
International Capital Markets, EMEA
Tjard Martinus
Head of Retail Research, EMEA

Henrike Waldburg
Union Investment Real Estate GmbH
Head of Investment Management Retail