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European Research
Savills has a dedicated team of researchers who focus on the commercial property markets in Europe. With a network of offices in nine European countries, Savills European research team to monitor and analyse markets and trends in the entire European real estate world. The team's expertise is used to improve Savills services and we also offer bespoke research services to our clients.
European Investment Briefing Q4 2015
22 March 2016
2015 saw most countries surpass their previous investment peak
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Market in Minutes: Commercial
05 July 2010
A renewed search for security will widen the yield spread between prime and secondary. The average prime yield rose from 5.73% in May to 5.80% in June. While most sectors were broadly stable, there is still downard pressure on prime London office and retail yields as domestic and international investors chase their preferred mix of security and rental growth prospects.
Market in Minutes: UK Residential Development Land
05 July 2010
In the strong, high-demand housing markets, competition amongst bidders for land is high and values are recovering strongly. This comes as some developers have recapitalised and are actively searching for new, small ‘easy’ sites.
Spotlight on... New Build Housing
02 July 2010
The resurgence in activity among purchasers of new homes began with improvements in reservations in the second half of 2009. Activity and sales levels were most pronounced in the South of England, where issues over scarcity of stock in both the new and second hand markets led to price rises.
Central London Office Review
01 July 2010
“Investors are increasingly focusing on rental growth, but will the central London office market deliver it?” Take-up in the first six months of 2010 has almost exceeded the full year total for 2009. However, Q2 was quieter than Q1 and over the next five years we expect average levels of take-up rather than a boom.
Spotlight on... Student Housing
29 June 2010
Will the associated risks involved dampen the attractiveness of investing in the student housing market in 2010? The key question in 2010 is whether the market will continue to offer investment potential or if the associated risks now outweigh the advantagesof investing in the sector.
Commercial Development Activity
14 June 2010
Recovery in private sector development continued, but public sector activity fell at fastest pace since January. Higher levels of total commercial development have now been recorded in three of the past four months.
M25 Office Review
08 June 2010
“2010 will remain a challenging year, however, with no development pipeline and increasing corporate activity fuelling demand, 2011 will bring opportunities for investors and developers.” As at the end of July, the level of take-up was just over 1.1 million sq ft with two-thirds within the Western Sector. The overall total to date is only 6% lower than the same point in 2009.
Commercial Development Activity
10 May 2010
Commercial developers most optimistic about future business activity since March 2007. The overall expansion of activity in April was driven by higher private sector demand, while public sector development decreased for the second month in succession.
Market in Minutes: Commercial
10 May 2010
Yields stable for three consecutive months - pre-election pause for breath or signs of concern about future rental growth prospects? This month saw the average prime yield in the UK harden from 5.77% to 5.70%, the smallest shift for 12 months.
Licensed Retail
29 April 2010
Occupier demand improves for quality premises in good locations, despite generally fragile confidence. Signs of operational resilience, with some operators reporting positive like-for-like sales growth in 2009, although at the expense of margins in some cases.
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