July 2010
Investment in student housing points the way to future private sector residential investmentJuly 2010
Paris office Market - 2010 Q1 ENJuly 2010
Ireland Investment market in minutesJuly 2010
Supermarket Report Summer 2010July 2010
UK Hotel Investment ReportJuly 2010
Coalition, is change on the cards?July 2010
France Quarterly Bulletin - Q2 2010July 2010
Hamburg Quarterly Bulletin - Q2 2010July 2010
Munich Quarterly Bulletin - Q2 2010July 2010
Frankfurt Quarterly Bulletin - Q2 2010July 2010
Dusseldorf Quarterly Bulletin - Q2 2010June 2010
France warehousing market - Q1 2010June 2010
Istanbul office market - Spring 2010June 2010
UK Commercial Development Activity reportJune 2010
Amsterdam quarterly data bulletin - Q1 2010
Investment in student housing points the way to future private sector residential investmentJuly 2010
Paris office Market - 2010 Q1 ENJuly 2010
Ireland Investment market in minutesJuly 2010
Supermarket Report Summer 2010July 2010
UK Hotel Investment ReportJuly 2010
Coalition, is change on the cards?July 2010
France Quarterly Bulletin - Q2 2010July 2010
Hamburg Quarterly Bulletin - Q2 2010July 2010
Munich Quarterly Bulletin - Q2 2010July 2010
Frankfurt Quarterly Bulletin - Q2 2010July 2010
Dusseldorf Quarterly Bulletin - Q2 2010June 2010
France warehousing market - Q1 2010June 2010
Istanbul office market - Spring 2010June 2010
UK Commercial Development Activity reportJune 2010
Amsterdam quarterly data bulletin - Q1 2010
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Winter 2008
UK Prime Residential Markets
City focused markets suffer most acutely
- Values continue their downward spiral across prime London with the sectors of the market that are most reliant on demand from financial and business services continuing to suffer most acutely.
- We expect capital values in central London to fall a total of -30% from their peak in 2007 before beginning their recovery in mid-2010.
- Further job cuts in the City over the remainder of 2008 and 2009 mean we expect rental values in central London to fall by -7% from their peak.
- In the prime regional country markets, the pace of price falls is accelerating with falls in all price brackets recorded during the third quarter.
