The real estate development sector in Europe is influenced by regional social and economic trends, regulatory environments, and ever changing demand of both Europeans and overseas buyers coming from outside Europe.

Recently there has been a focus on sustainability and assocuated green buildings, where energy efficiency have become crucial in European real estate development.

Governments and municipalities are increasingly enforcing regulations that demand green buildings with certifications like BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) or LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design).

In cities like Amsterdam, Copenhagen, and Berlin, developers are focusing on eco-friendly projects, often incorporating renewable energy sources, smart building technology, and green spaces.

Europe has a huge tourist-heavy sector, due to Europe's long history, that focuses on a large number of key cities and towns such areas as Barcelona, Rome, and Paris. The many top property development companies in Europe take into account the high level of tourism, which leads to an ongoing demand for the development of hotels, resorts and gated communities, for either short, long-term or permanent residences

In recent years developers have been focusing on high-end resorts, boutique hotels, and short-term rental properties to cater to the growing tourism industry, while also considering sustainability and eco-tourism as key aspects of these projects.

In European cities like Paris, London, and Monaco, luxury and high-end Residential developments continue to see a steady demand from high-net-worth buyers.

High-end residential developments in key cities across Europe often feature world-class amenities such as private pools, fitness centers, and concierge services.