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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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European Investment Briefing Q4 2015
22 March 2016

2015 saw most countries surpass their previous investment peak

 

Research search results: 606 found

 

European Warehousing Markets

08 June 2009

“Industrial companies will refocus their strategy to their core business by outsourcing their distribution needs and selling their properties. Distributors will restructure the supply chain to secure gains. Activity in 2009 will remain driven by the growing need to reduce operating costs.”    

 
 
 

Market in Minutes: Commercial

08 June 2009

Prime property yields have “topped out”. Sentiment in the investment markets has improved significantly in the last two months with the majority of yields hardening, some by over 50 basis points since the turn of the year. As the overall market absorbs this trend, confidence will return and entice investors off the sidelines and back into the market.  Download Pdf

 
 
 

France Regional Office Markets

19 May 2009

“Low concentration of headquarters in regional markets restrains the impact of the economic crisis on the occupational market. Nevertheless, small and medium companies, which were not affected by the economic crisis up to now, are facing financial difficulties and postponing hiring decisions.”    

 
 
 

European Retail Markets

15 May 2009

“The market is adapting to changing consumer behaviour, with retailers reviewing their business strategies, developers delaying new construction and investors attaching higher risk premium to retail investments. We believe that negative rental and capital value growth will ease in most markets until the end of the year for the prime segment of the market.”    

 
 
 

European Investment Bulletin

27 April 2009

“Investors are looking for realistically priced deals, especially through distressed sales. Normal investment activity can only recover when the confidence in the banking sector is restored. Under current market conditions good property fundamentals and secure income are key.”

 
 
 

France Commercial Property Markets Q1 2009

23 April 2009

“The data for the first quarter presents the severity of the current downturn in the commercial property market. The negative data underlines the fact that the “crisis” point has been reached and market players’ wait-and-see attitude should slowly ease as the bottom of the market becomes identifiable. ”    

 
 
 

Luxembourg Office Market

23 April 2009

“Reality has finally sunk in following a record run in the letting and investment markets over the last three years. 2009 and 2010 will be very tough years to follow for Luxembourg.”  

 
 
 

Turkey Retail Market

22 April 2009

“In the current context of weakening consumer spending, the performance of a shopping centre relies heavily on the quality of catchment area, tenant mix and management. We expect as the economy recovers, successful centres to attract investor interest leading to yield compression”.  

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Spain Retail Market - Spring 2009

21 April 2009

The unfavourable international economic conditions and the uncertainty about the outlook of the Spanish economy have eliminated investment activity in the first quarter of 2009. As shopping centre owners are gradually accepting this reality we are seeing some real price adjustments that could lead to more  transactions.    

 
 
 

European Investment Bulletin

14 April 2009

“Rising yields are expected to stimulate renewed investor interest as some investments are getting closer to their fair value. However, transaction volumes will drop due to lower availability of debt”.  

 
 
 

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