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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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Luxembourg Office Market
19 January 2010
“The domestic recovery of the letting market will be key for Luxembourg in 2010, with signs of recovery in Europe clear. Nonetheless, the unwillingness of some owners to sell, coupled with buyer attention being focused on other core European cities points towards another difficult forthcoming year for the investment market.”
The Hague Office Market Q4 2009
19 January 2010
“Occupier demand remained relatively stable in The Hague compared to the other Dutch cities especially given the economic downturn. However, the vacancy rate is rising significantly.”
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18 January 2010
The ECB kept interest rates at 1% as expected and rates are set to remain on hold until at least the Summer - BUT Permanent TSB is set to sting variable mortgage holders with another 0.5% increase in rates, despite no increase in euro-zone rates – speculation that State backed banks such as AIB & Bank of Ireland could follow suit once NAMA money in place, is likely to be met with opposition...
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12 January 2010
“This time one year ago only 1 buyer was around for every prime asset with 3-5 buyers today. Funds which missed their chances in 2009 will need to be quick as competition for the few prime assets is becoming more apparent. ”
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12 January 2010
“The after-shock of the capital market fragility earlier in the year is subsiding and there is now more focus on the performance of the occupational markets. Having this in mind, I predict that prime office yields will sharpen as occupational demand / supply comes back into balance mid-year, with the retail sector following shortly thereafter.”
Download PdfRotterdam Office Market Q4 2009
12 January 2010
“Although demand is weakening, office supply fell slightly in 2009, which kept rents stable. The second half of the year showed a strong increased in investments”
Commercial Development Activity
11 January 2010
Growth of commercial development at end of 2009 driven by continued rebound in private sector activity. Private sector development underpinned the expansion in December, while public sector activity dropped further.
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11 January 2010
Consumers have started 2010 in a more positive mood than a year ago – there are some indications that people feel the worst maybe over…
Oxford Office Survey
15 December 2009
With falling rents and increasing incentives, will 2010 continue to be a tenants’ market? Landlords are working hard to retain tenants and maintain income, often agreeing to flexible and highly competitive packages. Cash flow rather than yield is King!
Economic Watch
08 December 2009
The focus this week will be on Minister for Finance Brian Lenihan, who will unveil details of Budget 2010 on Wednesday...
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