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.
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Supermarket Report
02 November 2009
Supermarkets have emerged relatively untouched from the global recession. Adjusting for inflation, as of August year-on-year
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France Commercial Property Markets Q3 2009
28 October 2009
“There are visible signs of recovery in the occupier and investment markets in the prime sectors but there appears to be an accelerating decline in both take-up and rents in the secondary assets and locations.”
Luxembourg Office Market
28 October 2009
“Limited movements in the letting and investment market have profoundly affected the overall sentiment in Luxembourg. However, the underlying fundamentals remain strong despite the short term imbalances. We forecast some good ‘buy’ opportunities coming onto the market for 2010.”
Madrid office market - Q3 2009
28 October 2009
Prime CBD yields in the important European office markets, such as London and Paris, have begun to fall. Which could mean that yields on the Castellana in Madrid will follow suit.
Shopping Centre and High Street Bulletin
26 October 2009
“Nerves appear to have continued to calm amongst landlords and retailers’” While consumer confidence has begun to improve, we think there will be quite a long wait before spending levels return to normality. On the up-side we expect Christmas 2009 to be reasonably healthy, however political risks abound in 2010, and too early actions on tax and spending may derail a fragile recovery.
Brussels Office Market
22 October 2009
“Although some key deals this quarter should re-ignite confidence in the investment market, the lack of prime assets could see some keen players competing, which could even cause some yield compression in the top-tier market. However, overall market conditions will not improve much more until 2010.”
The Netherlands Retail Market
21 October 2009
“The retail market is facing challenging times with low sales and short term forecasts not being positive. These are the times where the good retailers will prove themselves. The same goes for the property market: transactions are low and interest is mainly focused on prime locations. For investors with capital this marketdoes offer interesting possibilities.”
UK Hotel Investment Report
21 October 2009
“Are the next investors hoteliers?” As with all UK property sectors, the hotel sector has certainly not escaped the general economic downturn. With a strong tourist and corporate travel dependency, London is expected to feel the full force.
Barcelona Office Market - Q3 2009
20 October 2009
Spain’s economy and office market has recently emerged from the worst performing semester since the first half of 1994, with visible signs of deterioration in most key indicators. On a more positive note, there is some indication, following the summer break, that the crisis may be bottoming out, to be monitored over the coming months.
Market in Minutes: Commercial
12 October 2009
Is the current rally in values sustainable? Of the 13 sectors monitored by Savills, 9 saw further yield hardening in October, with retail warehousing (open A1) and industrial distribution reporting the largest downward shift of 50bp.
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