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Colliers CRE |
United Kingdom
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19 Feb 2009 |
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Colliers CRE’s inaugural National Retail Barometer publication – which is intended to complement and run in parallel with our Central London Retail Health Check series – highlights the current performance of the UK’s retail economy, using void units as a key indicator.
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Colliers CRE |
Birmingham, United Kingdom
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10 Apr 2008 |
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Occupation levels are starting to rise after two successive years of negative growth through demand for quality product.
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Colliers CRE |
Leeds, United Kingdom
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10 Apr 2008 |
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Demand has remained healthy across Central Leeds despite the mix of positive and negative absorption in the respective submarkets.
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Colliers CRE |
Birmingham, United Kingdom
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21 Sep 2009 |
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Absorption of Grade A space in central Birmingham over the past three years has been an impressive 383,514 sq ft. Over the same period, Grade A stock has risen by 33%.
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Colliers CRE |
Glasgow, United Kingdom
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21 Sep 2009 |
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The increase in Grade A offering has been reflected in the positive absorption levels for quality office space.
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Colliers CRE |
Leeds, United Kingdom
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21 Sep 2009 |
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Leeds has moved from the undesirable situation of a marked shortage of available Grade A space to current healthy stock levels once more
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Colliers CRE |
Manchester, United Kingdom
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21 Sep 2009 |
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Absorption of Grade A space will be critical to the health of the Manchester occupational market over the next 12 months.
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BNP Paribas Real Estate |
United Kingdom
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14 Sep 2009 |
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BNP Paribas Real Estate |
United Kingdom
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28 Aug 2008 |
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The significant development pipeline in Sheffield city centre will bring large volumes of top quality space into the market over the next two years. This means the that oversupply is going to continue in the short term. Looking into the longer term, the high volume of centrally located, high quality Grade A office space coupled with the competitive rents are the primary strengths to benefit occupiers in Sheffield.
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GVA Grimley |
Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom
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22 Oct 2008 |
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The last 12 months have seen value corrections across the whole property spectrum. Uncertainty and a lack of confidence now characterise the property market. The changes and events we have seen have in some cases been unprecedented.
Nevertheless there are hot spots such as Newcastle’s city centre office market, Eldon Square and port related distribution development. Investments in infrastructure release potential and the New Tyne Crossing will relieve congestion across Tyneside and improve access to locations north and south of the river. There will be opportunities arising from this volatile period but the need for good professional advice has perhaps never been greater.
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Knight Frank |
Huddersfield, United Kingdom
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19 Mar 2007 |
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The outlook for North Kirklees over the next decade is very positive, with employment forecast to grow at a faster rate than the wider region. Not only is its service sector set to expand rapidly but, significantly, North Kirklees’ industrial base will be surprisingly robust relative to the expected decline of competing centres.
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CoStar Group |
Manchester, United Kingdom
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12 Feb 2010 |
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As with the rest of the UK, the North West office market has come under pressure since the onset of the recession. This stress has reduced occupier demand, illustrated by a rise in the number of days that empty space has been on the market. Over the last 12 months this rose by nearly 50% (to 511 days), with Manchester seeing a 56% rise (to 644 days).
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Colliers CRE |
Manchester, United Kingdom
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24 Mar 2009 |
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The industrial and logistics sector remains a vital component of the North West property market. Manufacturing is responsible for over 25% of the region’s output with ‘high technology’ production becoming an increasingly important component of that.
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Colliers CRE |
Manchester, United Kingdom
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29 Sep 2008 |
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Despite the economic slowdown, in centres where sensibly-sized and well targeted schemes are being developed, prime retail rents should maintain their existing level over the coming 12 months.
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CB Richard Ellis |
United Kingdom
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20 Feb 2006 |
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The National Survey of Local Shopping Patterns (NSLSP) is the largest continuous household survey of consumer shopping destination preferences undertaken in Great Britain. As the only survey programme to capture comparison goods, convenience goods and bulky goods shopper flows nationally, the NSLSP has become the catchment dataset of choice of leading GB store groups.
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