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Economic Reports | EMEA |
EMEA Economic Pulse May 2010: Europe's Polarising Market
We are now seeing signs of increasing activity from both occupiers and investors in the European property market, with growth rates varying significantly among countries |
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Multimedia | Asia |
Asia Pacific Economic Pulse Podcast May 2010: Growth Markets Beyond India and China
Listen to Arshpreet Chaudhry, Executive Managing Director, South-East Asia discuss the latest Economic Pulse podcast from Asia |
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Multimedia | EMEA |
EMEA Economic Pulse Podcast May 2010: Europe's Polarizing Marke
Download the latest podcast from David Hutchings, Head of the European Research Group. |
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Multimedia | London |
Capital Markets Webcast 2010
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Global Research Reports | Global |
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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Business Briefings | New York |
FAS 13: Operating Leases - The Finale?
What business needs to know about the impact of the proposed lease accounting standard – and why it’s time to prepare. |
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Economic Reports | Amercias |
Economic Pulse - Americas: Real estate markets anticipate recovery in 2010
The US economic recovery has begun. Cushman & Wakefield expects the recovery to be robust with substantial job growth in 2010. |
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Economic Reports | EMEA |
Economic Pulse - EMEA: Slow growth but no renewed recession
A mix of relatively attractive pricing, improving confidence, low interest rates, along with the search for productivity gains or new market-share should lead to opportunities for focused and well-funded businesses. For occupiers and investors, 2010 should see greater confidence leading to more activity. |
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Multimedia | EMEA |
EMEA Economic Pulse Podcast: Slow growth but no renewed recession
Listen to David Hutchings, Partner, Head of the European Research Group, explain how a mix of relatively attractive pricing, improving confidence, low interest rates, along with the search for productivity gains or new market-share should lead to opportunities for focused and well-funded businesses. For commercial property occupiers and investors, 2010 should see greater confidence leading to more activity. |
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Multimedia | Asia |
Asia Pacific Economic Pulse podcast: Good times ahead?
Listen to Choonbeng Ang, Director, Research & Business Analytics, Asia Pacific, tell how economies throughout Asia-Pacific, especially China, appear ready to enjoy healthy growth. This will spill over into real estate assets, benefiting both end-users and investors. This is good news for asset owners and, coming after steep drops in rents in 2009, real estate users should still be paying rents much lower than they were in early 2008. |