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Dynamic growth in Factory Outlet Centres in Europe is hindered in Germany by restrictive planning permission. Germany with only five FOCs is nevertheless of great interest to operators, according to the Wiesbaden research institute ecostra
More favourable prices and lack of competition from other buyers has put the funds in a strong bargaining position
The dynamism with which many retail chains that have been successful at national and international levels are expanding is impressive. Despite space surpluses – mainly in the wrong locations, or where the locations are less in demand – and a number of competing conceptsfor uses, some of which nobody needs, the demand for retail space in prime locations in Germany is higher than it has ever been since the country’s reunification
Thomas Beyerle, head of research at DEGI, confirms that major sports events – such as the Summer and Winter Olympic Games and, of course, anything to do with football – have now taken on quantitative and qualitative dimensions in which property investment interests play an important role
The Düsseldorf office market is continuing its run of success from last year into the New Year too. In the first quarter of 2008 around 96,000 m² of office space was let
In its Market Report, DEGI Research sees the labour market fuelling rising demand for office space, but the gap between quality properties and basic vacancy levels widening
The Gottlieb Duttweiler Institute, based in Rüschlikon, Zürich examines the trend towards "decentralisation of centrality", and suggests that in future several city centres will exist side by side
Hypoport house price index gains 1.13% in January. This stable increase is substantially due to the unabating demand for new and existing single-family and two-family homes. Encouraged by consistent interest rate levels, many are realising their dream of ownership in outer suburbs and surrounding communities
EUR 2.3bn exceeds the previous year’s record, with a higher turnover in the second half than the first, report Colliers Trombello Kölbel
Colliers Trombello Kölbel report a record year with an unprecedented letting performance 
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