Data By Global Region
All the latest property research, data, intelligence and information by global region covering the Americas, Europe, Africa, the Middle East and Asia Pacific.Europe
CBRE: Dublin Offices - Q4 2011
Office letting activity in Dublin performed well in Q4 2011, with 58 of the 176 individual lettings completed in the city during 2011 being signed in Q4. In total, 35,588m2 of office lettings were signed in Dublin during the period.
CBRE: Dublin Industrial - Q4 2011
Take-up of 140,845m2 was achieved in the Dublin industrial market in 2011 compared with more than 170,000m2 of take-up in this sector of the market in the previous 12 month period, which clearly illustrates the extent to which economic conditions are impacting on occupier relation and expansion decisions.
Henderson: Think/Europe 2012
Brace! Brace! The alarming words that every airplane passenger hopes they will never hear seem particularly resonant when considering the fate of today’s European economy. With the engine of growth stalling, we can all but wait and hope as we contemplate the implications for property investment.
Savills: European Warehousing Markets - Autumn 2011
Demand for warehousing space has overall improved in 2010 and the first three quarters of 2011. Take-up is rising in markets with comparatively more stable economic conditions, like Germany, Poland and Sweden. Leasing market trends are also positive in The Netherlands and theUK.
Asia Pacific
Knight Frank: Property Market Outlook for Key Asian Cities - January 2012
The office leasing demand in key Asian cities such as Hong Kong and Seoul are expected to be dampened by the uncertain global economic outlook.
Henderson: Think/Asia 2012
Over the last 12 months, Asian (ex-Japan) economies demonstrated continued resilience with 6.6% GDP growth in 2010 and an expected outturn of 4.6% for 2011.
Knight Frank: Hong Kong Prime Office Monthly Report - December 2011
Sentiment in the offices sales market improved slightly over the past month, following the reduction of borrowing costs by six foreign central banks.
Knight Frank Residential Research: Prime Global Forecast - Q4 2011
Before 2007 the global housing market was a much simpler subject to analyse. Prices and demand rose year-on-year pretty much everywhere and at almost every level of the market.
Knight Frank: Greater China Property - 2011 Yearly Review
Over 2011, the Mainland government introduced a number of buying restrictions to help curb the rise in home prices.
Henderson Global Investors: Think/China
This report looks at the research case for investing in Chinese retail.
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Middle East
Cluttons: Sharjah property market update - July 2011
The Emirate is experiencing increasing downward pressure on rental values as areas of Dubai are now competing with almost parity for budget accommodation like studios and one bedroom apartments.
Cluttons: Dubai Property Market Update - April 2011
Residential sale transactions, as expected for this time of year, saw a natural increase in January and February. However, we envisage thatactivity in the market will tail off as we move closer to the summer months.
DTZ Occupier Perspective: Global Occupancy Costs - Offices 2011
“On average, global occupancy costs per workstation showed no change in 2010. But, this masks significant regional differences, driven by the two-speed economic recovery. Whilst costs rebounded by 10-15% in Central and South America and Asia Pacific, occupiers in the vast majority of EMEA and North American markets realised savings of 5% during 2010.
Cushman & Wakefield: EMEA Property Investment Report - Q1 2011
European commercial property investment activity hit €28.4bn in the first quarter of 2011, 25% up on the opening quarter of 2010.
Cluttons: Abu Dhabi Property Market Update - April 2011
The Abu Dhabi of today is built upon the vast oil reserves which the Emirate enjoys. It has however long been recognised that it is unwisefor an economy to be largely reliant on one industry and consequently there is an active drive for diversification.
CB Richard Ellis Marketview: EMEA Rents and Yields - Q3 2010
“This report is designed to provide our clients with an immediate view on prime rents markets and sectors in the region as at the end of the quarter.
Americas
Newmark Knight Frank: Manhattan Year End Review - 2011
Sales activity in 2011 remained strong as the number of closed transactions increased by 33% over the volume in 2010.
DTZ Occupier Perspective: Global Occupancy Costs - Offices 2011
“On average, global occupancy costs per workstation showed no change in 2010. But, this masks significant regional differences, driven by the two-speed economic recovery. Whilst costs rebounded by 10-15% in Central and South America and Asia Pacific, occupiers in the vast majority of EMEA and North American markets realised savings of 5% during 2010.
Knight Frank: Global Real Estate Markets 2010
"At the start of 2009, nearly every global office market was in the midst of a period of weak occupier demand, falling rents and rising vacancy rates. As the year progressed, however, there was a divergence in the fortunes of the major global markets, as some showed early signs of recovery, while others continued to suffer. By the end of the year, prime office rents had begun to move upwards in Hong Kong, stabilised in the West End of London, and continued on a downward trend in ...
Henderson: Think/US 2012
Today, there is a prevalent concern that governments no longer have the tools, balance sheets, or gumption necessary to further stimulate their economies or to impact markets in a meaningful way.
Real Capital Analytics: Global Capital Trends - Q2 2010
The second quarter was marked by dynamic changes throughout the property markets. Transaction activity slowed in Asia Pacific and not entirely due to governmental curbs instituted by China.
CB Richard Ellis: A comparative analysis of office markets in international financial centres
"Despite being hit hard and early by the global financial meltdown London has been one of the first to bounce back, CB Richard Ellis’s analysis of office markets in international financial centre says. The report looks examines the effects of the recession on different financial centres, and focuses on Tokyo, Hong Kong, New York and London."
