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Multimedia | Asia |
Asia Podcast: Path of growth
Sigrid Zialcita, Managing Director Research, Asia explains how 2010 yielded positive surprises, with the regional economy returning to solid growth this year. The surge in exports and resilience in domestic demand have been the driving force of the economic bounce back in the region. China, India and Singapore are the fastest growing economies, with China overtaking Japan as the world’s second largest economy, exporter, and, now, the largest contributor to increases in global GDP. |
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Global Research Reports | Europe |
European Cities Monitor 2010
With a slow recovery from recession and with companies continuing to focus on being located in cities that can provide them with a cost effective yet efficient base, cities continue to be in competition with each other to attract inward investment. The European Cities Monitor examines a number of key issues that corporates consider when considering new locations and indicates how effectively each European city is perceived to perform and where improvements are seen to have been made over the last year.
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Multimedia | London |
Is Income Enough?
Making Sense of the Real Estate Investment Market |
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Local Market Reports | Singapore - na |
Singapore residential MarketBeat 2Q10
Quarterly market overview profiling real estate conditions in major business markets |
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Local Market Reports | Singapore - na |
Singapore office MarketBeat 2Q10
Quarterly market overview profiling real estate conditions in major business markets |
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Local Market Reports | Europe |
Shopping Centre Development Report
In the year to date, 2010 has continued in much the same way as 2009, with shopping centre development activity remaining subdued. Indeed, just over 2.1 million sq.m of new shopping centre space was completed in the first six months of the year, approximately 30% down on the same period in 2009. In total, 64 new shopping centres opened, representing around 85% of total new space, with refurbishments and extensions accounting for the remainder. Total shopping centre GLA now stands at just under 129.2 million sq.m for the whole of Europe. |
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Business Briefings | UK |
Lease Accounting - The Most Radical Change in 30 Years
How will it affect CRE decisions in the future? How can you prepare? This paper deals with the proposed changes to lease accounting which are going to have a significant impact for occupiers. |
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Business Briefings | UK |
GB Business Briefing - Office & Industrial H1 2010
This report covers regional office and industrial investment for the first half of 2010. |
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Business Briefings | Scotland |
Edinburgh & Glasgow Office Market Business Briefing Q2 2010
The general consensus is that both the Glasgow and Edinburgh office markets have now turned the corner. Recovery is very much led by the CBD markets, with out of town office markets lagging behind. |
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Business Briefings | Birmingham |
Birmingham Office Market Business Briefing Q2 2010
While sentiment is generally perceived to be on the up, the impact of slow economic growth, the general election and concerns over the budget meant that occupiers have delayed decisions over the last three months. Nevertheless, letting activity to date in 2010 is some 45% ahead of the same period in 2009 and the overall consensus of landlords and investors is that the market has now turned the corner. |