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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 2011
Against a backdrop of improving economic performance across the world, the global office market started to recover from one of the quickest and most severe downturns recorded. 2010 witnessed a pick up in demand across most markets which, along with a dearth of new construction activity, pushed down levels of supply. Global office market rents increased marginally by 1%, with rents in all regions bar the Middle East and Africa oving back into positive territory over the year.
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- February
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- October
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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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- September
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European Cities Monitor 2010
This annual survey compares Europe’s major business cities, and indicates their performance in key categories ranging from the best cities in which to locate a business to the availability of qualified staff. This monitor covers 36 European cities, making it an invaluable guide to site selection.
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- September
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Main Streets Across the World 2010
Cushman & Wakefield has published its annual Main Streets Across the World. The report provides a global barometer of the retail sector, tracking rents in the world’s top 269 shopping locations across 59 countries. Around two-thirds (66%) of the countries surveyed by the real estate adviser for report reported prime rents either rising or remaining static over the year to June. The findings paint a brighter outlook to those of 2009, which revealed the biggest global fall in rents in the report’s 25 year history.
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- September
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Latin America And Asia-Pacific Lead Global Growth In Retail Rents
Most of the world’s top retail locations have remained resilient during the last twelve months, with Latin America and Asia-Pacific showing the most positive rental growth, according to Cushman & Wakefield. Around two-thirds (66%) of the 59 countries surveyed by the real estate adviser for its annual Main Streets Across the World report reported prime rents either rising or remaining static over the year to June. The findings paint a brighter outlook to those of 2009, which revealed the biggest global fall in rents in the report’s 25 year history. Main Streets Across the World provides a global barometer of the retail sector, tracking rents in the world’s top 269 shopping locations across 59 countries. The league table is drawn up by taking the most expensive location in each of the countries monitored.
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- September
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Main Streets Across the World 2010
Main Streets Across the World provides a global barometer of the retail sector, tracking rents in the world’s top 269 shopping locations across 59 countries. The league table is drawn up by taking the most expensive location in each of the countries monitored.
Most of the world’s top retail locations have remained resilient during the last twelve months, with Latin Americaand Asia-Pacific showing the most positive rental growth, according to our latest retail research. Around two-thirds (66%) of the 59 countries surveyed by the real estate adviser for its annual Main Streets Across the World report reported prime rents either rising or remaining static over the year to June. The findings paint a brighter outlook to those of 2009, which revealed the biggest global fall in rents in the report’s 25 year history. -
- September
- 10
Main Streets Across the World 2010
Most of the world’s top retail locations have remained resilient during the last twelve months, with Latin America and Asia-Pacific showing the most positive rental growth. More than two-thirds (66%) of the 59 countries surveyed for Main Streets Across the World 2010 reported prime rents either rising or remaining static over the year to June. The report provides a global barometer of the retail sector, tracking rents in the world’s top 269 shopping locations across 59 countries. The global league table is drawn up by taking the most expensive location in each of the countries monitored.
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- March
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Industrial Space Across the World 2010
Commercial rents on industrial property fell by an average of 5.5% in 2009 following an unprecedented fall in consumer demand for goods during the global recession. This global measure of economic performance in our latest Industrial Space Across the World report, shows that all regions of the world suffered compressed rents for the first time in the report’s 15 year history. Read the full report.
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- March
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Global Investment Atlas Summary 2010
According to our 2010 International Investment Atlas, which monitors investment flows in commercial property in 56 countries, global investment volumes are forecast to rise 30% this year, hitting $478bn (€362bn), led by a reviving US market. This latest report suggests that this figure is likely to be even higher if the economic recovery remains on track. In 2009, global investment volumes fell 23% to $365bn (€270bn), their lowest since 2003. However as markets started to recover and global liquidity improved, investment volumes ended the year on a much stronger note – rising 104% between the first and second halves of the year.
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