Savills News

"Property advisor, Savills Ireland, has been instructed to bring to market a landmark logistics investment opportunity in Belfast, fully let to Amazon UK Services Ltd. "

"The building offers spaces available for lease on two floors, with areas ranging from 750 to 1,620 sq m, complemented by parking in the courtyard."

"Vacancy rates rise, yet strategic opportunities remain"

"Savills Investment team continues to grow with David Sajner, a seasoned professional in commercial investment specializing in transactions and acquisitions, who has successfully executed dozens of deals, with many exceeding €100 million. David has been appointed Investment Director at Savills and after twenty years he closes his professional chapter at Knight Frank."

"Savills is pleased to announce the sale of the Marine Hotel, one of Northern Ireland’s premier seafront hotels, located in the picturesque coastal town of Ballycastle, County Antrim."

"Savills has further strengthened its leading global capital markets platform with four senior hires in the UK, EMEA and Asia-Pacific:"

"According to Savills latest research, investment volumes for European Factory Outlet Centres (FOCs) have accelerated to €653 million in H1 2025, accounting for 3.2% of total retail investment, well above the 10-year average of 1.8%. "

"An internal Savills survey, covering dozens of office buildings across the Prague market, revealed that on average only 14% of properties hold an Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) in class A or B. The vast majority are rated C or below or lack available EPC data altogether. While the absence of data may sometimes be coincidental, newer and better-equipped buildings are far more likely to share their energy credentials and have all their paperwork in order. However, missing information often relates to older properties with a higher probability of being classified in lower energy performance classes. This situation clearly highlights that a significant proportion of Prague’s office stock is facing the need for modernization. Without it, these buildings will be unable to meet future legislative requirements, and their long-term value may be at risk."

"Savills “World Cities Prime Residential Index” study records an average increase of 0.7% in the value of prime properties across several global cities"