The European Commercial Property Service

This service is relevant to all those dealing in the European commercial property market – from financiers and developers to brokers and major corporate occupiers.

Clients subscribing to our European Commercial Property Service should expect to receive, on average, 1-2 e-mailed documents a week.

Euro-zone Commercial Property Chart Book.
A summary of recent developments in property and financial markets as well as the real economy, drawing out the implications for our commercial property forecasts for the euro-zone. Sent by e-mail.
PDF Icon View Sample - Economic weakness highlights downside property risks

Non-euro European Commercial Property Chart Book.
As above but relating to Emerging European and other Western European economies (i.e. Scandinavia, Switzerland and the UK). Sent by e-mail.
PDF Icon View Sample - The occupier downturn is only in its early stages

European Commercial Property Updates.
Short, timely, one page notes which highlight important economic, financial market or property specific developments and which draw out the implications for commercial property investment and occupier markets across Europe. Sent by e-mail.
PDF Icon View Sample - Sharp interest rate cuts won’t help Turkish commercial property

European Commercial Property Focus.
Occasional, in-depth think pieces analysing key issues of the day for European commercial property markets. Sent by e-mail.
PDF Icon View Sample - Forecasting European Commercial Property - Our Approach

Euro-zone Commercial Property Analyst.
Detailed 5-year forecasts for office, retail and industrial markets in 11 euro-zone economies. It is produced twice a year and sent by e-mail or posted, if preferred.
PDF Icon View Sample - Smaller markets to outperform during the correction

Non-euro European Commercial Property Analyst.
Detailed 5-year forecasts for office, retail and industrial markets in Emerging European and other Western European economies (i.e. Scandinavia, Switzerland and the UK). It is produced twice a year and sent by e-mail or posted, if preferred.
PDF Icon View Sample - Emerging Europe to underperform the Euro-zone

The Economic Drivers of European Commercial Property.
The outlook for the key drivers of commercial property investment and occupier markets (GDP growth, consumer spending, employment, inflation, bond yields, policy rates, currencies etc.) Sent by e-mail.
PDF Icon View Sample - Lacklustre recovery will keep interest rates and bond yields low

Clients will also, on occasion, receive relevant selected Data Response notes and Updates from our European and Emerging European macro-economic services – for example on interest rate decisions or changes to our economic forecasts.

 

Cost: £6,000 p.a. *
As well as receipt of the above publications, this includes website access to the archive of publications and invitations to attend our biannual seminars and annual conferences.

Those interested in our European Commercial Property service may also be interested in our services on UK Commercial Property, the European economy and Global economies. Significant discounts are available for subscriptions to more than one service.

 

* The prices shown are per-company (although restricted to one geographic office location), so any number of colleagues can be included (within reason) to receive the research.

* Discounts are available for multi-service subscriptions.

* Prices quoted exclude local and national taxes which may be applicable. Subscriptions bought for clients based outside the UK or Canada will normally qualify for exemption from UK and Canadian VAT.

The European Commercial Property Service contains the following publications.

Euro-zone Commercial
Property Chart Book

Non-euro European Commercial Property Chart Book

European Commercial
Property Updates

European Commercial
Property Focus

Euro-zone Commercial
Property Analyst

Non-euro European Commercial Property Analyst

The Economic Drivers of European Commercial Property

 
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