Algunas de las regiones más densamente pobladas y económicamente competitivas de la zona euro sufren de una escasez de terrenos edificables.

Europa se caracteriza por una población densa y regiones altamente urbanizadas, como Bélgica, que tiene un promedio de 370 habitantes por kilómetro cuadrado¹.

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These characteristics are accentuated by a trend towards a greater concentration of population and economic activities in the major cities, giving rise to land competition and planning issues². The economic benefits of “good” densification are increasingly acknowledged by urban planners, with a focus on cohesive and well-connected mixed-used developments – reflecting lifestyle and employment trends being driven by transportation and environmental considerations ^3/4 . 

1 - Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review (2007) Issue 3: Smart Brownfield Redevelopment for the 21st Century 

2 - CBRE (2019) EMEA Real Estate Market Outlook 2019 

3 - Urban Land Institute (2015) - Density: Drivers, Dividends and Debates 

4 - PwC (2018) Emerging Trend in Real Estate – Reshaping the Future