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Knowledge Center Archives
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Business Briefings
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- October
- 08
UK Investment: Reactions to the Banking Crisis
Even though more casualties are inevitable, there are good reasons to think we may be around the low point for the financial market cycle.
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- October
- 08
Great Britain Capital Markets: Office & Industrial Overview Q3 2008
Britain’s investment market experienced a turbulent third quarter, with falling prices, falling volumes, and illiquidity of debt. The outlook for the rest of 2008 is for property companies to remain active as prices continue to fall, and for dwindling availability of finance to put pressure on purchasers.
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- October
- 08
London Office: Turmoil Shakes Financial Services
Third quarter results show that the turmoil in the financial services sector is shaking up the London market, with rental levels falling, top rents down, and the occupier market slowing dramatically.
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- October
- 08
Hong Kong, Singapore Residential: Luxury Market Looks Up
World-wide financial instability is expected to increase the demand for high-end property in Hong Kong and Singapore, given that both countries are major locations for multi-national headquarters.
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- October
- 08
India Investment: Mutual Funds Create Opportunities
This report details how REMFs and REITs are expected to change commercial real estate in India, and impact business, investors, and the economy on local and global levels.
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- September
- 08
Scotland Office: Edinburgh and Glasgow Markets Remain Robust
Quarter two results show that the Scottish office market remained robust for the first half of 2008. Although pressure on development appraisals led to a reduction in land values, steady rental growth is evident and occupiers managed to absorb increases in service charges due to rising energy costs.
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- September
- 08
CFO Roundtable: Financing Solutions in Times of Credit Uncertainty
This briefing instructs CFOs on selecting and structuring the best option available when financially re-engineering corporate real estate assets, and presents alternatives for financing that can lead to significant savings.
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- September
- 08
CFO Roundtable: The Transition to IFRS
This briefing examines the ways in which the formal conversion from US GAAP to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) will alter the economic gauges used in measuring and managing businesses around the globe.
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- August
- 08
US Self Storage: Market Holds Its Own as Investment Class
Cushman & Wakefield’s 2008 Self Storage Investor Survey indicates that market fundamentals remain strong for the asset class, as key players sit on the sidelines in the short term and analyze sector momentum.
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- August
- 08
US Healthcare: 2008 Senior Care Participants Survey Results
The 2008 Senior Care Participants Survey illustrates a departure from the declining capitalization and discount rates seen in the past few years. Reflecting upon data collected over the past seven years, the briefing examines the impact recent credit market issues and the slowing economy are having on the industry.