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Rising construction costs squeeze developer margins, but rental growth outlook remains positive
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Rising construction costs squeeze developer margins, but rental growth outlook remains positive
Read nowSavills presents the Portugal Real Estate Market Overview | Q1 2024, providing you a detailed analysis of the performance of the national real estate market during the first quarter of the year.
Read now"This, our fourth edition, takes stock of the global luxury retail market after the impacts of the pandemic and what the physical luxury market could look like going forward. What has been reassuring is the resilience and adaptability of luxury"
"New store activity globally has tended to follow the Chinese luxury consumer, and the geography of new openings in 2021 was no different"
"Our retail experts from around the world provide their views on their local markets"
"There were no big surprises in the parts of the market that drove store expansion in 2021, with the big luxury houses stepping up their dominance. However, we did see jewellery & specialist watch brands become more acquisitive compared to pre-pandemic levels"
"Funding and M&A activity increased significantly in 2021, will this translate into store expansion?"
"The focus on major domestic markets will be the key trend shaping physical luxury retailing in 2022. However, there are several other trends shaping the wider luxury space that will also have a bearing on physical retailing"
"Drawing on recent trends we provide our outlook for luxury demand and what this could mean for rents going forward across key regional markets"
"Preliminary figures that the total real estate investment volume in Europe for the first quarter of the year will reach approximately €70bn, with €300–330bn forecast for the full year"
"Yields are now at October 2019 levels"
"Ongoing headwinds dampen consumer confidence"