While our primary focus is the UK commercial property market we will occasionally carry international stories. In the Worldwide News category you can read articles exploring global market developments or looking at a particular overseas commercial property story that has caught our attention.
Jones Lang LaSalle has released a new report, entitled "Redefining Retail Investment," and the information is being presented at a time when the industry is focused on the International Council of Shopping Centres (ICSC) 2012 Retail Real Estate World Summit.... Read More
Hilton Worldwide has signed a multi-year management agreement for a Hilton Garden Inn hotel in San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina.... Read More
Over the past 12 months, demand for commercial properties in India has dropped by approximately one-third.... Read More
For some firms, location is the key to operating their business successfully. Companies want to be located in busy, popular areas – but these often come at a cost. But do you know where the most expensive offices in America actually are? 1. Sand Hill... Read More
Commercial real estate sales in Vancouver in the first six months of the 2012 reached a record level of $1.42 billion, breaking the previous record of $1.03 billion set in the same period of 2010.... Read More
On the face of it, putting "Rolls Royce dealer" and "shopping centre" in the same sentence don't seem to go together.... Read More
September 11th, 2001, had a significant impact on the world and especially upon American security.... Read More
Canada's commercial property market is off to a great start in 2012, with sales to date reaching a record-setting level of $13.9 billion.... Read More
Billionaire Google co-founder Sergey Brin is giving needy business owners in the tech boom town of Los Altos, California a hand by giving some of them a break on their rent payments.... Read More
The Fed's most current analysis of commercial real estate is encouraging for investors.... Read More
The ups and downs of the international commercial property market are closely related to the global economy. However the picture is not always uniform. While demand can be low in one country it can outstrip supply in another.
In this category we report on these trends and the outlook for the occupier and investment markets in Europe, the Far East and elsewhere. We also cover individual commercial property stories from around the world.
These might be articles looking at office developments in global financial centres like New York, Paris and Frankfurt. Equally they could focus on worldwide retail, industrial or leisure developments. You will also find related human interest stories in this category.
