European Hotel Values Increased by Only 0.2% in 2025, with Copenhagen Leading at 5.9% Growth
🏨 European hotel values rose by 0.2% in 2025, the smallest increase since the pandemic, according to HVS. Copenhagen led with a 5.9% rise, while Athens saw a 5.5% increase due to strong demand and investment. Istanbul's values dropped 7.6% amid inflation. Amsterdam declined by 5.9% following tax hikes. London and Manchester fell 3.4% due to rising costs. Paris remains the most expensive market. Eastern Europe saw value growth, while the West showed mixed results.
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