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During the late 1990s and early 2000 the Central London and South East office markets witnessed increasing levels of occupier activity. Most of this activity came on the back of continued strong economic growth, rising stock markets and a belief that growth would continue. Occupiers in sectors...

One of the recommendations from the Barker Review into the supply of housing in the UK has been to promote the use of greater institutional investment in the residential market as a means of not only increasing and improving the supply of property, but also to increase flexibility in the housing...

Over the past century the private rented sector has witnessed considerable change, not least the reduction from representing 90% of the housing stock at the beginning of the 20th century, to only 10% at the end. Given this change it is hardly surprising that little data exists in modern times on...

This paper examines the impact of local public amenities on house prices in the islands of Greece. By taking the Greek islands as the case study, which has not been studied in detail on this topic, we analyse how the presence of a public hospital, an airport, a higher educational institution...

This paper undertakes a comparative analysis of the office market performance, measured by rents, in two dynamic Nordic office centres Helsinki and Stocholm. A set of factors are considered to study the cyclical activity in rents in these markets. These factors capture the national and regional...

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Significantly falling and rising property yields, which characterized the European real estate investment scene in the last 10 years, raise the key question of whether market pricing has been in line with fundamentals and rationality. Was the magnitude of the yield shifts, in particular the fall...

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