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Oltre ad intraprendere progetti di ricerca commissionati e a fornire sostegno ai dipartimenti di Savills, vengono pubblicati anche una serie di bollettini di ricerca periodici.

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Milan Office Market - Q1 2011
10 October 2011

“As the ongoing stream of new development completions meets letting demand, occupiers are committing to high standard space. Take-up in the first quarter was significantly more than double last year’s and prime rental levels have edged upwards in several submarkets.”

 

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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.

 
 
 

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

 
 
 

Quarterly data bulletin

14 November 2011

“Despite the weaker leasing activity in the third quarter of the year, there is sustained occupier demand for office space which, combined with low levels of new space delivery, maintains the rental stability in the market.” Susan Trevor-Briscoe - Italy Research

 
 
 

European Investment Bulletin

31 October 2011

“Prime yields are back to their long term average levels, following a period of strong investor interest for prime assets. Overall investors remain wary of secondary markets amid downside risks to the European economic outlook; however some specialist players have started exploring the best opportunities in this market segment. ”Eri Mitsostergiou - European Research

 
 
 

Milan Office Market - Q1 2011

10 October 2011

“As the ongoing stream of new development completions meets letting demand, occupiers are committing to high standard space. Take-up in the first quarter was significantly more than double last year’s and prime rental levels have edged upwards in several submarkets.”

 
 
 

World Cities Review

21 September 2011

Savills World Cities Review takes a detailed look at ten cities competing for residential investment on the world stage.

 
 
 

Milan Office Market Quarterly Bulletin Q1 2011

14 February 2011

Following some slight growth in rental values for prime offices in 2010 for Milan’s Central Business District (CBD), from €460 per sq m per year in Q4 2009 to €500 per sq m per year in Q4 2010, Savills expects prime office rents to remain stabl

 
 
 

Milan Quarterly Data Bulletin - Q4 2010

02 February 2011

“2010 has confirmed some strong market indicators, notably with take-up 35% up on 2009. Overall rents should remain stable in 2011 with some edging up in submarkets where demand is most evident”.  

 
 
 

Milan Office Market Q3 - Autumn 2010

24 November 2010

“Q3 2010 presented some strong indicators, with good take-up levels. Despite a slight edging up in prime CBD rents, the indicators did not translate into an increase in average rental levels. Occupier preference for new or fully refurbished prem

 
 
 

Milan Office Market

11 August 2010

“Healthy market indicators for Q2 2010, especially for the prime sector, con

 
 
 

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Susan Trevor-Briscoe

Susan Trevor-Briscoe

Associate
Research

Savills Italy Srl

+39 02 3656 9300

 

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