News & Insight: Reports
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Reports by GVA
Thought Leadership - Alternative Investment Sectors, Spring 2013
There is a diverse range of alternative sectors. Some have a large amount of stock and are currently considered ‘alternative’ simply because they are not in the traditional mainstream sectors. Some ar...
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Reports by GVA
Central London Office Briefing, Q4 2012
West End occupier market During Q4 2012, 822,027 sq ft was let, 3.9% up on Q3 2012 and 20% up on the five-year quarterly average. Despite the strong end to the year, take up for 2012 was still 10.2% d...
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Reports by GVA
The Big Nine - Quarterly Review of The Regional Office Occupier Markets, Q4 2012
City centre and out-of-town activity reached 1,762,000 sq ft in Q4, 12% above the quarterly average. This makes overall take-up for 2012 consistent with levels over the last three years, supported by ...
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Reports by GVA
Building Cost Update, Q4 2012
Over the last six months UK economic output has grown slightly, but occupier demand remains weak and rental values continue to fall outside London and the South East in all sectors. Prime rental value...
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Reports by GVA
Invest in the North West: Focus on Cheshire and Warrington, November 2012
The North West is the UK’s third largest regional economy after London and the South East, accounting for 10% of its national output with a population of 7 million inhabitants. It benefits from a broa...
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Reports by GVA
EPMR: Economic & Property Market Review, Q4 2012
The latest RICS UK Commercial Market Survey reflects the weak economic backdrop, with surveyors reporting an overall fall in occupier demand in Q3 (a net balance of -9%, compared with -7% in Q2). It a...
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Reports by GVA
Central London Office Briefing, Q3 2012
West End occupier market During Q3 2012, 791,152 sq ft was let, 88% up on an exceptionally quiet Q2 2012 and 16% up on the five-year quarterly average. Take up for the first three quarters of 2012 is ...
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Reports by Jones Lang LaSalle
Belgrade City Report, Q3 2012
ECONOMY Given the domestic challenges in the post-election period and on-going economic turmoil in Europe, the Serbian economy seems to be continuing to struggle, with no signs of improvement by the e...
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Reports by Jones Lang LaSalle
Bratislava City Report, Q3 2012
ECONOMY/INVESTMENT Slovak Economy: Although Slovakia faces some current financial risks, the country is seen as one of the healthiest economies in Emerging Europe. Despite its high export dependence, ...
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Reports by Jones Lang LaSalle
Bucharest City Report, Q3 2012
ECONOMY/INVESTMENT conomic Climate: A modest recovery of household consumption appears to have brought the Romanian economy back to expansion in the second quarter, but challenges remain in the follow...
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Reports by Jones Lang LaSalle
Budapest City Report, Q3 2012
ECONOMY/INVESTMENT Economy: The discussions between the Hungarian government and the IMF/EU have been progressing very slowly. Although according to original plans, an agreement on a financial assista...
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Reports by Jones Lang LaSalle
Prague City Report, Q3 2012
ECONOMY/INVESTMENT The Czech Republic should begin to see more robust and broader-based growth starting in 2013, but the ongoing Eurozone crisis means that a stronger recovery is unlikely before 2014....
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Reports by Jones Lang LaSalle
Warsaw City Report, Q3 2012
ECONOMY/INVESTMENT Poland remains as one of the few countries to report a positive (2.4%) GDP growth over Q2 2012. According to Consensus Forecast, the same growth figure is expected for the whole of ...
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Reports by Jones Lang LaSalle
Zagreb City Report, Q3 2012
ECONOMY/INVESTMENT Croatian Economy: After a deep recession in 2009, Croatia is still struggling to restart growth in its economy. The Croatian Statistical Bureau is yet to release its preliminary GDP...
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Reports by Jones Lang LaSalle
Warsaw Office Market Profile, Q3 2012
Occupiers' sentiment in Warsaw remains strong with over 157,600 sq m leased in Q3 2012 and totalling 455,300 sq m so far this year.Almost 95,000 sq m was leased in major office markets (excl. Warsaw),...