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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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Alternative Property Sectors - Securing an income stream
01 October 2009
With a 44% decline in values from peak-to-trough, the UK property market has faced one of its toughest tests during the past two years and has focussed investors on the importance of secure income.
Download PdfPoland Office Market
20 August 2009
“The downturn in occupier demand for modern offices around the end of 2008 was more significant than expected with very low takeup. Over the Summer months there have been more positive signs of increasing leasing activity, whilst at the same time there is a noticeable trend for tenants to remain in their existing offices but on newly renegotiated terms. ”
Download PdfMadrid office market - Q2 2009
03 August 2009
Growing investor demand in the central business district has created a slight decrease in prime yields. At the moment, capital values are not growing, as they are being held back by the drop in rents. Over the coming six months we could see price per sqm figures hit bottom.
Download PdfFrance Commercial Property Markets Q2 2009
30 July 2009
“The investment market has shown some signs of recovery, however the letting market still point to weakening demand and steadily rising immediate supply.”
Download PdfPoland Warehousing Market Report
28 July 2009
"Activity in 2009 appears significantly weaker compared to 2008, which was a strong year for the warehousing sector. The immediate outlook points to higher vacancy and downward pressure on rents, especially for the logistics sector. The longer-term outlook depends on the growth in industrial economy and the renewed resilience in the retail sector.”
The Netherlands Office Market Q2 2009
26 July 2009
“The Dutch property market is currently at the bottom of a property cycle with low take-up, rising supply and a quiet investment market.”
Download PdfBirmingham Office Market
15 July 2009
Declining business confidence, on the back of worsening economic conditions, has resulted in muted demand throughout the first half of the year.
European Commercial Markets Q2 2009
15 July 2009
“A modest increase in investment activity in the second quarter has held back the significant upward yield shift experienced over the previous three quarters. On the other hand many markets are still at the early downswing stage of the rental cycle”.
Commercial Development Activity
06 July 2009
Activity falls at faster rate in June, but developers remain optimistic about the three-month outlook. Exactly 27.9% of survey respondents reported an overall drop in activity, almost twice the proportion that signalled a rise (14.3%).
Spotlight on... International Farmland Markets
18 June 2009
Across the globe the value of farmland is traditionally driven by its productive capacity but increasingly there are other demands upon it, which are influencing value. Around areas of high population density, for example, there is a growing demand for amenity use. Investors are now regular buyers of farmland where they seek a lowrisk investment and a hedge against inflation.
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