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All the latest property research from Edinburgh, Glasgow and the rest of Scotland
BNP Paribas Real Estate: Scottish Office Market - Winter 2011 Review
Although still tough, 2010 was an improved year for the Scottish economy, as it continued its emergence from the deepest recession in decades.
DTZ Property Times: Glasgow Q3 2010
City centre activity was broadly unchanged in Q3 at 152,000 sq ft. The majority of transactions were grade B, sub-10,000 sq ft and focussed in the city centre.
DTZ Property Times: Glasgow - Q2 2010
City centre activity increased again in Q2 to 153,000 sq ft as several long standing large grade A requirements completed as expected.
DTZ Property Times: Glasgow Q1 2010
"After a modest Q4, city centre activity picked up again by the second half of Q1 and take-up for the quarter exceeded 100,000 sq ft."
BNP Paribas Real Estate Scottish Office Market: Winter 2010 Review
"The recession has been much deeper than was anticipated. Total GVA (Gross Value Added) for Scotland contracted sharply by 4.4% in 2009, broadly in line with the national average. This year will see a slow recovery for the Scottish economy as output growth for the financial and business services is expected to remain weak until we see more stability in the financial markets. Forecasts also indicate that GVA growth in Scotland will lag behind the UK average over the medium term."
Ryden's 67th Scottish Property Review: October 2010
“Demand for office property has edged upwards during 2010. The industrial market is performing well, although occupier demand is mainly latentfor larger properties. The retail sector continues to be weak except for superstores and new shopping centres.
DTZ Property Times - Edinburgh Q3 2010
City centre take-up increased to 114,000 sq ft in Q3 (Figure 1). One of the largest deals in Q3 was again at WaverleyGate since quoting terms have been reduced following the former owner’s administration.
DTZ Property Times: Edinburgh - Q2 2010
City centre take-up fell back in Q2 to 63,000 sq ft. The bottom of the occupier market arguably occurred in Q3 2009, but activity continues to be erratic from quarter to quarter while underlying demand is thin.
Ryden's 66th Scottish Property Review - April 2010
"As the recession abates, Scotland’s property markets offer mixed prospects for recovery."
DTZ Property Times: Edinburgh - Q4 2009
"City centre take-up picked up to 83,000 sq ft in Q4. Weak underlying transaction volumes in Q4 were significantly boosted when Wood MacKenzie took 40,000 sq ft of grade A space at 1 Exchange Place in the biggest and highest profile deal of the year."
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Brodies LLP - The new Schemes of Delegation: Are they promoting efficient decision-making for planning applications in Scotland?
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Colliers CRE: Glasgow Net Stock Absorption - Autumn 2009
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GVA Grimley: 'Scottish Town Centres: Still the Life and Soul?'
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CoStar Investment Bulletin: Q1 2009
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CBRE Scottish Offices Market View
