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Ireland Development Market in Minutes Q2
14 July 2010
“Development land values are down significantly from the peak of the market in 2006 and spend on land has effectively dried up. Demand will be very limited for the foreseeable future, with the emergence of license agreements as a means to developing out larger ready to go sites expected to be a key part of the marketgoing forward.”
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Savills Briefing Note on Irish Economy and Property Market Q2 2012
03 May 2012
“The outlook for the investment market is positive for 2012, the budget has given renewed momentum to investors who are expected to pursue assetscoming to the market over the comingmonths."
UK Retail Report Q1 2012
01 May 2012
The expectation is that 2012 will be the turning point in this cycle for the British consumer.
Savills Dublin Office Markets in Minutes Q1 2012
25 April 2012
Dublin city locations dominated activity in Q1 2012, with just over 70% of total take-up in the city locations. The vacancy rate has fallen to 21.2% compared to 23% in the middle of 2011.
Savills Industrial Market in Minutes
23 April 2012
Q1 2012 has seen the sharpest increase in the amount of industrial space coming to the Dublin market in the last number of years, with a record total of 1.4m sq m of space now available.
Savills Northern Ireland Development Land Market in Minutes Q1 2012
18 April 2012
Savills Northern Ireland Development Land Market in Minutes Q1 2012
UK Hotel Investment Spring 2012
08 March 2012
UK investment volumes held in 2011, up 0.8% to £1.5bn, with 68% of this focused on London and the South East.
Dublin Industrial Market - Q4 2011
24 February 2012
Market conditions in the industrial sector remain challenging as high vacancy levels drive competitive rents and lease terms. The ICT sector continues to drive activity with overall take-up levels expected to remain stable for 2012. ”
Dublin Office Market Q4 2011
24 January 2012
Letting activity in the Dublin office market showed an increase of 25% compared to 2010 and reached twice the total occupied in 2009.
Overview of Ireland and Eurozone
23 January 2012
Following three consecutive years of negative economic growth the Irish economy is expected to have expanded by 1% (as measured by GDP) in 2011.
European Warehousing Markets - Autumn 2011
18 November 2011
“Prime warehousing rents have bottomed out in the major logistics hubs and the leasing market is almost solely driven by owneroccupiers and built-to-suit developments. The sector remains the least preferred choice for investors and the yield gap with prime retail and office properties has widened.” Eri Mitsostergiou - European Research
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