The balance between supplying and demanding returns
Colliers concludes that within the global office market London, Hong Kong and Tokyo are still the most expansive office locations.
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Reports
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Layoffs or hiring?
According to the latest Manpower Employment Report, in the third quarter of 2013 the industries recruiting will be: transportation, logistics and communications branches. The Construction employment forecasts is still negative.
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Knight Frank sums up the first quarter of the year.
In Warsaw there was an increase of office space at about 74 000 sqm and the demand was at the level of 155 500 sqm.
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What will be the fate of class B buildings?
CBRE provides another comment from the series of Through the Expert's Eye on the issue of class B buildings at this time.
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600 million Euros in the first quarter of the year
The total value of the transactions in the first quarter of 2013 is less than the year before however their numbers have increased.
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Pessimistic forecasts for the construction sector
KPMG, CEEC Research and Norstat Poland prepared a report Construction in Poland, 2013.
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"The Cyprus Debate"
Colliers International have published a new report concerning the impact of the Cyprus crisis on the real estate market in Europe.
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2013: A Record Year
According to the latest report published by CBRE, there will be a record increase in Warsaw’s office stock in 2013.
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Is Real Estate Value in Poland About to Decline?
RICS presented the results of a survey concerning global commercial real estate in Q1 2013.
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Low unemployment and high potential-Poznan
The capital of Great Poland (Wielkopolska) is one of the largest regional office markets in Poland. In comparison with Warsaw it falls behind, but may aspire to the top ones such as Wroclaw, Lodz and Tricity.
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