Real estate news europe

Here are some recent real estate news stories from Europe:

UK

• UK property prices fall for first time in 7 years: According to a report by the UK's Office for National Statistics (ONS), UK property prices fell by 0.1% in the year to November 2022, marking the first annual decline since 2013. (Source: The Guardian)
• London's luxury property market sees significant decline: The number of luxury properties sold in London has fallen by 25% in the past year, according to a report by estate agent Knight Frank. (Source: The Telegraph)

Germany

• Berlin's rent freeze extended: The German government has extended a rent freeze in Berlin until 2024, in an effort to address the city's housing crisis. (Source: Deutsche Welle)
• Munich's property market sees surge in demand: The city of Munich has seen a significant increase in demand for property, driven by its strong economy and growing popularity as a tourist destination. (Source: The Local)

France

• Paris's luxury property market sees rebound: After a slow period, Paris's luxury property market is showing signs of recovery, with sales of high-end properties increasing by 15% in the past year. (Source: The Times)
• French government introduces new property tax: The French government has introduced a new property tax, aimed at raising revenue and reducing inequality. (Source: Le Monde)

Spain

• Madrid's property market sees surge in demand: Madrid's property market is experiencing a surge in demand, driven by its growing economy and popularity as a tourist destination. (Source: El País)
• Barcelona's property market sees decline: Barcelona's property market has seen a decline in sales and prices, due to a combination of factors including a decline in tourism and a rise in Airbnb rentals. (Source: El Periódico)

Italy

• Rome's property market sees rebound: After a slow period, Rome's property market is showing signs of recovery, with sales of properties increasing by 10% in the past year. (Source: La Repubblica)
• Italian government introduces new property tax: The Italian government has introduced a new property tax, aimed at raising revenue and reducing inequality. (Source: Il Sole 24 Ore)

Other European countries

• Amsterdam's property market sees surge in demand: Amsterdam's property market is experiencing a surge in demand, driven by its strong economy and growing popularity as a tourist destination. (Source: Het Financieele Dagblad)
• Stockholm's property market sees decline: Stockholm's property market has seen a decline in sales and prices, due to a combination of factors including a decline in the tech industry and a rise in Airbnb rentals. (Source: Dagens Industri)

These are just a few examples of recent real estate news stories from Europe. If you're looking for more information, I'd be happy to help!