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West End Office Market Watch
"High levels of pent-up underlying demand remain despite slow pace of leasing activity"
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The implications for the reopening of the Scottish residential property market
"Pent-up demand is already outstripping supply."
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What impact will Covid-19 have on future housing supply in England?
"The building of new homes will continue to be affected post-pandemic."
Tokyo Office Supply - June 2020
"Despite the significant levels of office supply expected this year, any lingering concerns about a glut have been eased with most of it already filled or pre-leased."
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COVID-19 pandemic: long-term implications for real estate markets
"The COVID-19 pandemic not only affects the global economy in general, but also the real estate markets as well as our society and areas of life - to what extent can only be predicted at present. Therefore we have developed a hypothesis paper together with the EBS (European Business School)."
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Has life in lockdown released your inner DIY-er?
"Share your inspiring DIY successes around the home with us."
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Real estate as an asset class - more attractive than ever, especially in Germany
""Flight-to-safety" is the order of the day in uncertain times like these. Together with a lack of investment alternatives, this will increase investor demand and push initial rates of return to new record levels in the long term."
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Residential real estate will be even more attractive for investors
"Having a roof over our heads is one of our basic existential needs. Residential real estate offers us exactly that and is therefore a non-substitutable good. Therefore, it is considered to be relatively safe by investors."
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Flexible workspaces become increasingly important, especially when close to residential areas
"Due to the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic and the subsequent social distancing regulation by the German government, an extraordinary home office experiment was initiated. This experiment has triggered significant behavioural changes among employees and employers, which could drastically change the office market in the long term in Germany."
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