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Knowledge Center Archives
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Global Research Reports
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- February
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Office Space Across the World 2010
The weakness in the global economy impacted on the occupational market in every corner of the world in 2009. Vacancy rates increased and, coupled with declining occupier demand, office rents fell in the majority of markets as the pendulum swung firmly in the occupiers’ favour. Globally office market rents decreased by 10%, the first aggregated global fall recorded since 2003. No market escaped and rents were down in every region- a trend not previously seen.
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- October
- 09
EMEA Hotels Monitor July 2009
The first six months of 2009 have proven most forecasters wrong. Although hotel performances have dropped off, in most markets they have not dived into the recessionary abyss that many had expected. Consequently, the anticipated flood of distressed sales has not materialised and the hotel transaction market remains gridlocked. The brake on development activity has brought development costs down, but without financing pipelines remain lean.
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- October
- 09
Main Streets Across The World 2009
More than half of the world’s most prestigious shopping streets have been affected by the global economic downturn with 54% of the 274 streets monitored by real estate adviser Cushman & Wakefield, seeing their prime rents fall. In Paris, the famous Champs-Élysées Avenue is still the most expensive in Europe. Main Streets Across the World provides a global barometer of the strength of the retail sector and the popularity of shopping streets in 60 countries.
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- October
- 09
European Cities Monitor 2009
This year's European Cities Monitor report features a special analysis of Europe's largest cities over the last 20 years and concludes that cities in Spain and Central & Eastern Europe have been the best performing over the long term.
Our annual report is based on interviews with executives in charge of location for 500 of Europe's largest companies. In addition to the overall ranking of which 34 cities are considered the leading business locations, they are also ranked against a number of criteria such as transport links, telecommunications, access to markets, availability and quality of staff, cost of office space and quality of life.
Download the report at www.europeancitiesmonitor.eu and join the debate
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- September
- 09
Main Streets Across The World 2009
The global downturn has had a significant impact on the retail property sector, with our annual Main Streets Across the World survey showing falling property rents in the majority of countries for the first time in over twenty years. For 2008 and much of 2009, the general picture has been one of weak retail sales and low consumer confidence, driven by a sharp fall in demand for goods and services around the world, not to mention the reduced availability of credit for business and consumers. Read the full impact of the economic crisis on retail property rents…
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- March
- 09
International Investment Atlas 2009
Download your copy of the International Investment Atlas 2009 providing high-level commercial property research and profiles on 45 established and emerging real estate markets around the world.
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- March
- 09
Industrial Space Across the World 2009
Industrial commercial property markets in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) and South America were the best performing globally in 2008 according to the new edition of Industrial Space Across the World from global real estate adviser Cushman & Wakefield.
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- February
- 09
Office Space Across The World 2009
Office Space Across the World 2009 compares office occupancy costs in 202 key locations in 57 countries around the world. This latest real estate research shows Hong Kong and Tokyo are now the world’s two most expensive office locations relegating London to third place.
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- February
- 09
US Office Market Forecast - Winter 2009
The US Office Market Forecast weighs how the current economic conditions are likely to impact the performance of the top-12 Central Business Districts and top-12 suburban markets.
LISTEN to the US Office Market Forecast debrief by Maria Sicola, Executive Managing Director and Head of Research -
- November
- 08
Main Streets Across the World 2008
The world’s main shopping streets are proving largely resilient to the global economic downturn with retail rental levels rising or at least remaining stable in 94 per cent of 236 streets monitored. The findings are in our annual Main Streets Across the World report which provides a global barometer of the strength and popularity of shopping streets in 48 countries.