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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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European Investment Bulletin Spring 2009
11 February 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
Download PdfMadrid office market - Q4 2008
11 February 2009
The recovery of the activity in the market will depend on the banks being confident enough to provide access to credit. Price adjustments will continue to push up yields, which will attract again foreign funds that previously pulled out of the Spanish market back into the country.
Download PdfEdinburgh Office Survey
10 February 2009
“The Edinburgh office market is better placed than other financial centres to weather the current downturn.” We expect availability to rise in 2009 as a result of both tenant returns and development completions. However, in 2010 and beyond the development pipeline is very constrained and this should provide the driver for a recovery in Grade A office rents in Edinburgh.
Download PdfAmsterdam Office Market Q4 2008
28 January 2009
“The Amsterdam office market is set for another top year in 2008. The market fundamentals are expected to remain healthy, supported by favourable economic conditions and high labour demand.”
Download PdfFrance Commercial Property Markets Q4 2008
28 January 2009
“2008 Q4 data headlines the downturn of commercial letting markets, with demand slowly drying-up and risk of flooding vacancies threatening. Effective office rents started to decline whereas retail and industrial rental values hold steady.”
Download PdfEuropean Commerical Markets Q4 2008
14 January 2009
“The uncertainty about the economic outlook is affecting the fundamentals of the property market. Tenants are putting pressure on owners for lower rents and investors expect property pricing to reflect the underlying market risks and the lack of liquidity.”
Brussels Office Market
07 January 2009
“Today, it is clear however that the profile of the investor base has changed and much hangs in the balance during the important month of January. The potential re-opening of the German funds will set the tone for investment activity during 2009”.
Download PdfBristol Office Survey
05 January 2009
Tenants set to benefit in 2009 as more attractive terms become available. Declining business confidence, on the back of worsening economic conditions, stifled occupational demand throughout the final quarter of 2008.
Sustainability Briefing: Reducing energy costs
01 January 2009
Current economic conditions have meant that on the whole occupiers are unwilling to pay more to occupy more sustainable buildings. If anything they are thinking twice about taking any new space as occupational demand is forecasted to be muted over the short-term. This is not to say that sustainability is now on the back burner. If anything being more energy efficient has become more of an issue for occupiers as companies become more prudent about expenditure and look at ways to cut costs.
Birmingham Office Market
08 December 2008
The Birmingham occupational market has shown resilience during the first three quarters of 2008. The Professional sector has dominated take-up, accounting for 51% of the space occupied. This can be, in part, attributed to a 256,000 sq ft deal at Snowhill to Wragge & Co.
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