China Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International In most countries events in the real estate sector are driven largely by private-sector actors and reflect general trends in national and regional economies. In China most of what happens is a function of official policy, and opportunism on... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
France Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Key Insights On France’s Real Estate Sector Economic growth in 2010 could exceed the French government’s official 1.4% forecast. Unlike many other eurozone countries, France did not have a housing market crash, as there was not a signi... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Malaysia Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Key Insights On The Real Estate Sector Of Malaysia Malaysia’s economy coped relatively well with the global downturn. After real GDP fell in 2009 by 1.7% y-o-y and in Q309 by 1.2%, the recovery began in Q409, with a quarterly growth ra... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Hong Kong Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International The outlook for the Hong Kong real estate market is robust moving into the latter half of 2010. Local sources report strong uptake in the sector since Q409. An influx in investors seeking retail and industrial premises has led to a price in... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Hungary Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Hungary’s Real Estate sector suffered from the economic downturn, and is unlikely to benefit substantially from the mild recovery that BMI is expecting to unfold from 2011, after a year of anaemic economic growth in 2010. A part of the... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Croatia Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International It appears that commercial property rents fell by 10-15% in each of the three main sub-sectors in Zagreb, and by rather more in Split, during 2009. Rents dropped by around 10% in Zadar, a small city where demand and supply of space have gen... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Mexico Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Unsurprisingly, the past fortunes of the various cities and sub-sectors for which we have data, reflect the exposure, in each case, to the downturn in the US economy in the wake of the global financial crisis. Over the course of 2009, rents... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
United States Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International For at least a decade prior to 2008, the growth of the United States economy has been driven by consumption spending which, in turn, has grown faster than household incomes. This had been possible only because consumers had been taking adva... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Pakistan Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Key Insights On The Real Estate Sector Of Pakistan The last year or so has been a very challenging one for the protagonists in Pakistan’s commercial Real Estate sector. Rents have fallen in all three cities for which we have gathered d... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Singapore Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Key Insights On The Real Estate Sector Of Singapore Singapore’s economy is recovering strongly from the global downturn, driven largely by a resurgent manufacturing sector, a sharp pick-up in export demand and the spill-over effects in... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Saudi Arabia Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International The global financial crisis had more of an impact on Saudi Arabia’s commercial Real Estate sector than on the economy as a whole during 2009. Our sources confirm that rentals fell by 5-10% last year in each of the three main sub-sectors, as... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Thailand Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International The recent political instability has been and is likely to remain, bad news for Thailand’s economy. BMI is looking for GDP to start rising again in 2010, after contracting by around 3% during 2009. However, this growth is being driven by go... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
United Arab Emirates Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International The UAE is unusual among small, open economies as the considerable woes of its commercial Real Estate sector have little to do with the global financial crisis and everything to do with a building boom prior to 2008 which assumed biblical p... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Venezuela Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Stagnation is probably the single adjective that best captures the position and prospects of Venezuela’s commercial real estate sector. Traditionally, the markets for office, retail and industrial property have been distorted by the pe... |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Russia Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International ‘Green shoots’ of recovery can be seen in the Russian economy and real GDP growth is expected throughout H110. Increased macroeconomic stability has come alongside a recovery in oil prices. However, the country suffers from a weak labour market and a fi |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Chile Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Chile’s commercial Real Estate sector will continue to benefit from the lack of supply relative to demand and from the very favourable overall environment for business. Reconstruction following the devastating earthquake that took place in late February |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Kuwait Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Heavy government investment in infrastructure is expected to drive improvement in certain areas within the commercial real estate sector throughout the latter half of 2010. Local sources commented on variation between the rental markets in different cit |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Poland Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International Polish consumer confidence has improved following the record lows seen in March 2009. The consumer confidence and willingness to buy indicators compiled by Ipsos- Demoskop have broadly trended higher since March, reaching 86.9 in November from 82.8 in O |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Czech Republic Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International The Czech Republic looks likely to achieve 1.8% real GDP growth in 2010. The weak outlook for Western European demand keeps this number from being higher. Fundamentally, the Czech Republic remains among the best-positioned countries in Central and Easte |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
Germany Real Estate Report Q3 2010By Business Monitor International The German economy is recovering slowly from the global downturn, but is still in recession. It contracted by 5.0% in 2009, due largely to the collapse in exports. We expect it to grow by 1.7% in 2010, driven almost entirely by external demand acting on |
June 2010 | $ 530 |
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