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Knowledge Center Archives
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Business Briefings
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- February
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Business Briefing - Property Tax Bulletin
Do you know who to call if you disagree with your Calgary or Edmonton raassessments? Cushman & Wakefield Property Tax Services is anticipating that property owners, tenants and interested parties will experience a significant increase in assessed values following the City of Calgary and Edmonton’s new valuations for the current re-assessment cycle.
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- February
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Financial Markets Snapshot Week 8 2013
A review of the past weeks financial and real estate market data for week commencing 18th February.
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- February
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The UK Property Investment Market - February 2013
The year has started with a notable improvement in sentiment and this is already filtering down to activity and deals on the ground. The average level of prime yields edged down in January to an average of 5.84% and the outlook improved, with no more markets facing an upward yield shift than are under pressure to fall: the most positive position since July 2011.
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- February
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Financial Markets Snapshot Week 7
A review of the past weeks financial and real estate market data for week commencing 11th February.
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- February
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Financial Markets Snapshot Week 6 2013
A review of the past weeks financial and real estate market data for week commencing 4th February.
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- February
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January 2013 US Employment Report
The January employment report contained some startling data suggesting that the economy was healthier in 2012 than initially thought. While the payroll job growth for January was 157,000, roughly in line with the experience of the past three years, the historical data for 2012 was revised significantly upward. Instead of adding 1.8 million jobs as reported last month, job growth in 2012 is now estimated at 2.2 million.
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- January
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European Real Estate Loan Sales Market 2013
A C&W Corporate Finance (CWCF) report analysing the European commercial real estate (CRE) loan sale market, reviewing activity/trends during 2012 and looking forward to the year ahead.
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- January
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Financial Markets Snapshot Week 5 2013
A review of the past weeks financial and real estate market data for week commencing 28th January.
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- January
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The UK Property Investment Market - January 2013
2012 ended on a stronger note than many expected, with yields stabilising for prime and investment activity rising in the closing months. Deal volumes in fact closed out the final quarter at around £8.5bn, on a par with Q4 2011, while volumes for the year are estimated at £33bn, just below the prior year level of £33.5bn. While ostensibly stable year on year however, clearly the real story was one of an early year panic, which saw yields rise and volumes fall, followed by a late year recovery as the euro zone debt crisis started to stabilise and measures by the ECB as well as the BoE gained traction. Indeed, while confidence has remained cautious overall, there has been a greater willingness among property investors and financiers to act and an acceptance of pricing levels for better assets, with trading volumes rising 15.6% between the first and second halves of the year.