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October
10

Global Research Reports

Europe

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.

Download the report at www.europeancitiesmonitor.eu and join the debate.

September
10

Global Research Reports

Global

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

Local Market Reports

Europe

Shopping Centre Development Report

In the year to date, 2010 has continued in much the same way as 2009, with shopping centre development activity remaining subdued. Indeed, just over 2.1 million sq.m of new shopping centre space was completed in the first six months of the year, approximately 30% down on the same period in 2009. In total, 64 new shopping centres opened, representing around 85% of total new space, with refurbishments and extensions accounting for the remainder. Total shopping centre GLA now stands at just under 129.2 million sq.m for the whole of Europe.

August
10

Local Market Reports

Switzerland

Switzerland retail MarketBeat 2Q10