Global Occupier Markets: Prime Office Costs – Q1 2024
"Concessions and inducements hold sway"
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"Concessions and inducements hold sway"
"2024, the turning point for transactional activity"
"The market remains in a period of stasis, but opportunities are emerging. ‘Rest of UK offices’ look interesting based upon the yield gap to Central London offices"
"As European investors await ECB rate cuts, preliminary results show the Q1 investment volume declined by 12%, though the investment curve is now showing signs of stabilisation"
"February sees another quiet month as the City market heads for lowest Q1 in more than a decade"
"Investment volumes and availability remain subdued"
"Leisure spending has seen a continued uptick in performance over the last 12 months, in spite of consumer belt-tightening and cost of living increases"
"Competitive socialising has firmly established itself as a stalwart of the leisure market, whilst immersive leisure is the fastest-growing subsector in the UK’s major city centres"
"Concerns over occupier credit post-pandemic and the trade performance of UK cinemas have resulted in a lack of interest in multi-let leisure schemes; however, recent transactions suggest a brighter year ahead for the leisure investment market"
"The economic challenges of 2023 prompt optimism for 2024"