Market Reports

Market overview

  • Property Snapshot, August 2008 (PDF 246KB)

    URL for PDF: /documents/Research-MarketOverview/rese_propertysnapshot_0808.pdf

    Q2 GDP growth fell to 0.2%. Service sectors remain expansionary; industrial sectors contracting. Anxiety among retailers is increasing significantly.

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Offices

  • Leeds Investment Market, H1 2008 (PDF 847KB)

    URL for PDF: /documents/Research_office/rese_LeedsOfficeInvestment_h108.pdf

    The uncertainty in the financing market has continued into the first half of the year which has made funding as difficult as finding suitable product to acquire.

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Industrial

  • 2008 Big Sheds Map (PDF 2,309KB)

    URL for PDF: /documents/Research_industrial/rese_bigshedsmap_2008.pdf

    Prime rents, secondary rents and land values per acre across the UK.

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Retail

  • Central London Retail Health Check, Spring 2008 (PDF 2,259KB)

    URL for PDF: /documents/Research_retail/rese_retailhealthcheck_q108.pdf

    Over the past 12 months the Central London retail market has proved remarkably resilient to a slowing consumer market and the on-set of the credit crunch. The number of retail voids has remained broadly stable, whilst the proportion of retail floorspace which is vacant has actually fallen.

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Investment

  • Property Pricing Survey, July 2008 (PDF 726KB)

    URL for PDF: /documents/Research_investment/rese_propertypricingsurvey_0708.pdf

    Total returns for 2008 are expected to be -6.1%, a further downward adjustment of 470 bps from theMarch survey of -1.4%.

  • Real Estate Investment Forecast, Q2 2008 (PDF 357KB)

    URL for PDF: /documents/Research_investment/rese_reif_q208.pdf

    An all property return of -9.0% is forecast for year-end 2008 with a modest recovery to 4.4% in 2009. Total capital falls for 2008 are expected to reach just under 15%.

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Residential

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Hotel

  • Hotels Market Review 2008 (PDF 739KB)

    URL for PDF: /documents/Research_hotel/rese_hotelsmarketreview_2008.pdf

    80% of clients expect trading conditions in 2008 to be the same or better than the previous year. Source: Colliers Robert Barry key client survey (February 2008)

  • European Chain Hotels Market Review, March 2008 (PDF 163KB)

    URL for PDF: /documents/Research_hotel/rese_eurochainhotels_0308.pdf

    Early Easter causes occupancy and profit to fall. Occupancy falls furthest in Warsaw. Budapest bucks the downward trend. London has the fullest and most profitable hotels.

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Speciality

  • Primary Healthcare: Introductory Review, Summer 2008 (PDF 572KB)

    URL for PDF: /documents/rese_primaryhealthcare_q308.pdf

    Primary care has changed greatly in ten years and will continue to change…effective delivery of services will require a primary care estate that incorporates the principles of best design and provides safe and secure environments for patients, service users and staff.

  • Care Homes Review Q1 2008 (PDF 764KB)

    URL for PDF: /documents/Research_specialty/rese_carehomes_q108.pdf

    Although the latter part of 2007 was a difficult period for many industries, the Healthcare sector remained reasonably buoyant and Colliers CRE saw a continued demand for homes across the sector. The key indicators detailed in this research paper point towards a positive outlook for the sector in 2008.

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