European Cities Normality Tracker – April 2021
Our European Cities Normality Tracker shows the extent to which cities across Europe are moving back towards ‘normality’ following the Covid-19 pandemic. It takes into account infection rates, evidence of mobility (whether
people are at their workplaces or visiting retailers), and what has happened to unemployment.
What you will learn from this report:
- UK cities move closer to normality as restrictions are gradually lifted.
- Situation in European cities still far from ‘normal’.
- Most French cities better than the European city average, but Paris is weaker.
Related Services
Post
What AI means for economies, businesses, jobs & cities
Artificial Intelligence has the potential to fix the world's productivity problems, just as previous general purpose technologies such as steam power, electricity, and computers have, in our view.
Find Out More
Post
Australia: Flight to quality occurring but secondary markets may not be doomed
We believe the most significant policy measures to come through in the budget for residential building are the announced tax tweaks for build-to-rent (BTR) development.
Find Out More