Covid-19: European real estate impact Vol 2 (as of 2nd April 2020)
Savills Research marks out the likely impact of COVID-19 on European occupational and investment markets
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Savills Research marks out the likely impact of COVID-19 on European occupational and investment markets
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Record high H1 investment turnover
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Prime Paris to continue closing in on other leading world cities

Reaching new heights
Prime Paris to continue closing in on other leading world cities
Europe is set for another record year of logistics take-up, as vacancy rates continue to fall across core markets

Spotlight: European Logistics Outlook
Europe is set for another record year of logistics take-up, as vacancy rates continue to fall across core markets
From traditional hotspots to vibrant areas of regeneration, we highlight the best performing and up-and-coming areas across prime Paris

Prime residential market trends across Paris
From traditional hotspots to vibrant areas of regeneration, we highlight the best performing and up-and-coming areas across prime Paris

"The eurozone economy is expected to recover losses in 2021"
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"Our newest Market in Minutes: Ireland Investment Report is now available, outlining key themes for the investment market in 2021, the investment market by sector and some key considerations for real estate investors. Our research finds that the private rented sector has the highest ever share of the investment market."
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"Our research shows that the office sector has proven more resilient to the Covid-19 shock than other sectors of the economy."

"Eurozone GDP growth to rebound 4.6% in 2021"

"Stars lined up for sale and leaseback"

"Properties in the industrial investment market changed hands for a total of around €7.5bn over the last twelve months."
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"No office market, including the one in Warsaw, has been left unaffected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Business had to adapt quickly to many changes, especially the implemented work from home model, which have raised the main question: “will traditional offices be needed for such a large scale in the future?”. Nevertheless Q4 data showed clearly that despite increasing vacant space, both tenants and developers are still active on the capital’s office market but less than in previous years. We expect that as vaccines will be more available the market will gradually adapt to the “new” normal."
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"The 22@ district continues to be the city’s main center of business activity. In 2020, it accounted for 50% of NBA activity and will host 62% of the new space planned for the next 24 months."
"The current situation makes it difficult to estimate the space requirements of office occupiers in the medium to long term. The implementation of remote working for a percentage of the workforce will not correspond to an equivalent reduction in space."

"Travel bans hamper cross border transactions in 2020"