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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. |
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Multimedia | Americas |
Americas Economic Pulse Podcast: Real estate markets anticipate recovery in 2010
Ken McCarthy, Managing Director, US Research Services explains why he thinks the US economic recovery has begun. Cushman & Wakefield expects the recovery to be robust with substantial job growth in 2010. While it will be several years before the US economy regains all the jobs lost in the 2008-09, C&W is optimistic that the expansion will be healthy and sustainable. |
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Business Briefings | New York |
Accounting for Leases
As a result, our clients are already looking into how this affects their business. This business briefing highlights the key areas of change and explains what the practical implications might be for both our commercial real estate clients and our role within that industry. It is intended to shed light on the impact of this proposed standard and how it will affect the decision-making process for commercial leases. The chart below identifies key areas of impact under the proposed standard. |
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Business Briefings | India |
Survival to Revival - Indian Realty Sector on the path to recovery
Prevalent market sentiments indicate that the real estate sector around the world (with a few exceptions such as Europe) has begun to bottom out. Attracted by correcting values, investors and end-users have begun to cash in on good bargain buys, bringing momentum to the activities in this sector |
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Multimedia | US |
US Real Estate Investment Webcast
"US Commercial Real Estate Recession: |
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Global Research Reports | London |
International Investment Atlas 2009
Download your copy of the International Investment Atlas 2009 providing high-level commercial property research and profiles on 45 established and emerging real estate markets around the world. |
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Economic Reports, Special Reports | Asia-Pacific |
Asia-Pacific Investment Report
A must-have resource for volatile times, this comprehensive research report examines the economic and real estate outlooks for 14 major markets: Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam. Produced in partnership between MIPIM Asia and Cushman & Wakefield, it offers the invaluable data and insights needed to make investment decisions. |
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Business Briefings | United Kingdom |
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. |