According to Savills latest research, London, Berlin, Munich, Paris and Dublin rank as the most AI-resilient European cities for occupier demand, given established business clusters and sector-enabled talent.
The international real estate adviser says that big tech companies are investing heavily in building and training AI models as they aim to win the arms race as the leader to reshape industries. During 2025 and 2026 alone, Google, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta will spend $750 billion on servers, chips and data centers to power their AI models. As a result, corporate funding is flowing through to European-headquartered AI and machine learning (ML) companies, with €16 billion ($18 billion) of venture capital (VC) invested during the first through third quarters of 2025. This, says Savills, means that the established tech clusters are most likely to be more resilient when it comes to demand for office space.
London’s dominance stems from its sheer scale and maturity
