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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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Central London Office Review
01 April 2009
“Vacancy rates will rise, but will peak at lower levels than those seen in either of the last two downturns.” The central London vacancy rate rose throughout the year due to development completions rather than tenant returns.
Industrial Market Watch
01 April 2009
Just over 147,000sq.m (approx.) of industrial space was taken up in the greater Dublin area in 2008.
Download PdfManchester Office Survey
01 April 2009
2009 is set to become a tenants’ market as more attractive terms become available. Take-up at the end of 2008 was a buoyant 993,001 sq ft (wider CBD take up totals 1,037,012 sq ft). These figures are the most impressive take-up figures since 2001.
Barcelona Office Market - Q1 2009
18 March 2009
A difficult start for 2009 is characterised by deteriorating market fundamentals, with rising vacancy, weakening rental values and rising yields. The lack of attractive investment alternatives together with the fall in the Euribor has nonetheless contributed to a number of investment deals, which are based on quality assets, tenant strength and long lease term contracts.
Download PdfUK Serviced Apartment Market
17 March 2009
“Serviced apartments, a real alternative to hotels and residential” 3,400 known serviced apartment units are in the planning pipeline, the bulk of which are in London. Combined with existing units this will bring total supply in the UK to just over 10,500 units.
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Birmingham Office Market Overview
12 March 2009
Tenants are set to benefit as more attractive terms become available in 2009. Lack of rental growth and concerns about tenant default are rising to the fore as reasons to delay acquisitions. However, we are of the view that sterling as a currency is significantly oversold, which presents a positive position for non-domestic investors.
European Commercial Markets Q1 2009
03 March 2009
“Yield decompression is slowing down on a quarterly basis, and in some locations we believe that most of it has been covered. Negative rental growth is gradually deepening across sectors. We expect this trend to continue throughout the year.”
Brussels Office Market
25 February 2009
“The dramatic decrease of investment levels, down 60% in Belgium and 95% in Brussels compared to Q108 are a combination of factors related to high financing margins, a lack of prime properties and fewer buyers.”
Download PdfIstanbul Office Market
16 February 2009
“Investment turnover has decreased due to the international credit crisis, however the prospects for positive prime rental growth should sustain prime yields at their current levels." Download Pdf
Athens Office Market Report
12 February 2009
“Lack of transaction activity has created uncertainty in the market regarding pricing, however we believe that the stability of the occupational market should keep prime office yields in the region of 7.5%-8.5%.”
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