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Knowledge Center Archives
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Global Research Reports
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- October
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European Cities Monitor 2011
This is the 22nd edition of Cushman & Wakefield’s survey on Europe’s major business cities. Since 1990 the survey has provided an overview of the perceptions that corporations have about cities across Europe and their relative attractiveness, and how perceptions have changed over that time.
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- October
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Global Perspective on Retail Revival
PRESENTED BY: GLENN RUFRANO President and CEO, Cushman & Wakefield Inc.
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- October
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Winning in Growth Cities 2011/2012
Global cities have enjoyed strong demand and activity over the past year as risk-averse investors have remained focussed on the biggest and the best. Few markets benefited more from this than New York which saw a 165% increase in investment in the year to Q3, knocking aside London to reclaim the top spot it last held in 2007. London however remains the top choice for foreign investors and by some margin over its nearest rival Paris.
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- September
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Main Streets Across The World 2011
Despite the fragile economic recovery and subdued consumer sentiment in many countries, global retail markets have rebounded strongly during the last year.Over four-fifths (81%) of the 63 countries surveyed for Main Streets Across the World 2011 recorded prime rents increasing or remaining static over the year to June.
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- August
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MarketBeat Across The Globe - Vacancy Rates 2Q11
MarketBeat Across The Globe - Vacancy Rates 2Q11
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- June
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Data Centre Risk Index
The new Data Centre Risk Index ranks twenty countries according to the major risks likely to affect the successful operation and business performance of a data centre. The Index is designed to help companies make informed and intelligent investment decisions about where to locate their data centres and to develop strategies to mitigate and manage a wide range of risks.
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- May
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MarketBeat Across The Globe - Vacancy Rates 1Q11
MarketBeat Across The Globe - Vacancy Rates 1Q11
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- March
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Industrial Space Across the World 2011
Cushman & Wakefield is committed to providing the highest quality of service to its business space clients through the continuous monitoring of office and industrial trends and practices. This edition of Industrial Space Across the World provides a detailed analysis of prime industrial property rental performance and occupancy costs across the globe in the twelve months to December 2010.
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- March
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- March
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Global Investment Atlas Summary 2011
According to our 2011 Global Investment Atlas, global investment rose 42% in 2010 to US$564 bn (€430 bn), the 3rd highest total of the past 10 years. The recovery gathered pace in H2 2010 despite the more hesitant economic mood of that time, possibly reflecting the fact that liquidity and income are still more important drivers of demand than growth.
This latest report suggests that investment is forecast to rise just 5-10% this year, hitting US$606 bn (€485 bn), led by North America, with China slowing as policy is tightened.
For further information on content and price of the 70 page full version of the report please contact our research team.