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上海投资市场简报2017年第四季度

上海投资市场简报2017年第四季度

30 January 2018

经济去杠杆、降风险仍为2018年中国政府以及开发商的主要工作重心。

 
 
 
Beijing Retail Briefing - Winter 2017

Beijing Retail Briefing - Winter 2017

29 January 2018

Four new projects were launched onto the retail market in Q4/2017, resulting in a decline in the overall occupancy rate.

 
 
 
北京写字楼市场简报2017年第四季度

北京写字楼市场简报2017年第四季度

29 January 2018

第四季度,北京甲级写字楼市场迎来大规模新增供应,主要集中于非核心及新兴商务区,并使全市空置率大幅攀升至7.6%。

 
 
 
北京商铺市场简报2017年第四季度

北京商铺市场简报2017年第四季度

29 January 2018

第四季度,北京商业零售市场迎来四个新项目集中入市,令整体入驻率有所下降。

 
 
 
Chongqing Retail Briefing - Winter 2017

Chongqing Retail Briefing - Winter 2017

27 January 2018

New shopping malls located near residential areas, brought one-stop retailing to many of Chongqing’s communities during Q4/2017.

 
 
 
Market in Minutes: UK Residential Development Land

Market in Minutes: UK Residential Development Land

25 January 2018

Land values are growing faster than average in the North and Scotland, while housing associations are increasingly competitive in their land buying with strategic land becoming popular

 
 
 
Shanghai Office Briefing - Winter 2017

Shanghai Office Briefing - Winter 2017

25 January 2018

2017 proved a turning point for the Shanghai office market, with further 2018 supply expected to shift the market decidedly in favour of tenants.

 
 
 
北京销售及投资市场简报2017年第四季度

北京销售及投资市场简报2017年第四季度

25 January 2018

多宗商业物业项目在四季度完成收购,机构投资者更加青睐区位良好、回报潜力大的物业。

 
 
 
Northern New Jersey 2017 Q4 Office Market Report

Northern New Jersey 2017 Q4 Office Market Report

24 January 2018

Tenants continue to capitalize on a variety of space options across the entire market. Locations that were very active in 2015 and 2016 – such as the Hudson Waterfront and Short Hills – have become softer in 2017. This should create more opportunity for tenants next year.”

 
 
 
San Diego 2017 Q4 Office Market Report

San Diego 2017 Q4 Office Market Report

24 January 2018

Tenants face challenging conditions in many core submarkets including Downtown San Diego and UTC. Companies can find some soft spots, but steady demand and negligible construction have spurred rental rate growth and reduced concessions across much of the market."

 
 
 

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