November 2011
Retail sees increased focus from investors
16 November 2011
Retail investment in Italy, Germany, Poland and Netherlands has increased in 2011 when compared to 2010, as investors target prime stock.
Peeperl + Fuchs Manufacturing takes new space at wood bank estate, Wednesbury
16 November 2011
Peeperl + Fuchs Manufacturing UK Ltd, represented by Savills, has let Unit 8 at Wood Bank Estate, Wednesbury from London and Cambridge Properties Ltd.
Two Yorkshire retail parks now fully let after five new retailers take stores
16 November 2011
Following several recent lettings at Ravensthorpe Shopping Park in Ravensthorpe and Northside Retail Park in Leeds both parks are now fully let.
Savills bags a winning bargain with new retailers in Rotherham
16 November 2011
Norseman Estates Ltd, represented by Savills, has let units 12 and 17 College Walk, Rotherham to TJ Morris Ltd and Ladbrokes Racing Ltd respectively.
Record take up in Germany according to Savills European warehouse market report
15 November 2011
Take up in Germany’s top five markets of Berlin, Dϋsseldorf, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Munich is on track to reach the 2 million sqm mark by the end of Q4 2011, up from 1.8 million sqm in 2010, according to international real estate advisor Savills.
UK solar industry – the solution?
14 November 2011
Following the Feed in Tariff announcement on 31st October, the UK solar industry has been thrown into disarray.
Record turnout for new homes development briefing
11 November 2011
Savills annual eastern residential development seminar saw its largest ever audience this week (Nov 9) as developers and housebuilders gathered to hear the latest opinions on the future for new housing in the region.
Savills strengthened by management quartet
11 November 2011
International real estate advisor Savills has appointed four new directors to its London property management team who will be based at the company’s City office on Finsbury Circus, London.
World class winning streak will widen the gap
10 November 2011
The UK’s prime residential real estate markets have historically been driven by equity not borrowing, but the international equity now driving prime central London is creating a market increasingly detached from the UK’s other prime markets, says international real estate adviser, Savills, which today published its five year forecasts for the UK residential markets.
Inflation not sharp price falls will suppress average house prices
10 November 2011
As a result of a worsening economic outlook Savills, the international real estate adviser, has reduced its forecasts for the mainstream UK housing market for the next five years. But, they say, it is inflation rather than nominal price falls that will erode mainstream UK values, as current low interest rate conditions continue to prevent high levels of distressed stock entering the market so that sharp falls in the headline average house price will be avoided. Rather, an extended period of little or no growth will ensue.

