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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 ...
PRUPIM's International Real Estate Perspective - January 2010
"After the synchronized worldwide slowdown, global economies are making good progress towards recovery with economic statistics confirming that the United States and Japan pulled themselves out of recession in the third quarter of the year. While the recovery trend is established in the majority of the G20 countries, a few nations, including the UK and Spain, are lagging behind, recording further economic contraction over the third quarter."
Landmark Partners Real Estate Brief: September 2009
"The upsurge in primary commitments from 2001 to 2008 created a base of real estate assets in private funds and partnerships that is unprecedented. A portion of this pool of private investments is currently turning over on the secondary market as investors address their changing portfolio requirements and elect to actively manage their portfolios."
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."
Prologis: US and Canada Property Market Review
"During the past 18 months, property owners have faced the most challenging economic environment in their lifetimes. The current U.S. recession is now officially the nation’s longest and deepest of the entire post-World War II era. The good news is that the rate of decline moderated during Q2-09, and the U.S. economy appears to be poised for recovery beginning in Q3 or Q4."
Schroders Economic and Strategic Viewpoint: August 2009
'Better than expected figures for the second quarter combined with evidence of a further improvement in the third have led us to upgrade our growth forecasts for the world economy.'
