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Why prime and secondary office rents have started to diverge
"Prime and secondary rents for European offices have started to diverge as occupiers focus on better quality office stock. "
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"Prime and secondary rents for European offices have started to diverge as occupiers focus on better quality office stock. "
"Rising construction costs squeeze developer margins, but rental growth outlook remains positive"
"European office yields begin to stabilise during Q1 2024"
"Will Europe reclaim its throne in 2024?"
"Southern Europe office demand outperforms as European vacancy rates begin to stabilise"
"European offices return to fair value"
"European office take-up to marginally increase in 2024, as occupiers seek the best of the best"
"The average European office occupancy rate has increased from 55% in February 2023 to 57% in September 2023, behind the pre-pandemic average of 70%"
"Average prime European office yields move out by 20 bps during Q3 2023, as Berlin, Amsterdam, Madrid and Munich sit within fair pricing territory"
"Operators increase occupancy rates before further expansion expected in 2024"