Colliers International

Colliers International is the world’s third largest commercial real estate organisation with 522 offices in 62 countries.

In the UK we employ over 700 people in 11 main offices and we understand how important in-depth local knowledge is to our clients. However, our global platform gives our clients access to over 12,300 professionals around the world and allows us to share comprehensive market knowledge. Find out more.

Head Office

Colliers International

9 Marylebone Lane
London
W1U 1HL
United Kingdom
+44 (0) 20 7935 4499

Tony Horrell
Chief Executive Officer - UK and Ireland

News

	11.04.2012 Property markets buffeted by economic and pricing uncertainty and lack of finance The latest Property Snapshot from Colliers International shows that transaction levels across the industry remain very limited.
	10.04.2012 Break clause oversight leaves firm facing £300,000 bill Tenants have been warned to double check the small print on break clauses in their leases following a court case which has left a firm up to £300,000 out of pocket.

	10.04.2012 Colliers expands West End Office Agency team Colliers International has expanded its West End Office Agency team with the appointment of Heather Boake as a Senior Surveyor.
	05.04.2012 National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) Colliers International Planning Team wishes to provide its view on the highlights contained in the NPPF, which was released by the Coalition Government last week.

Research

Market Overview

Property Snapshot, May 2012 (PDF 296KB)
UK GDP fell marginally in Q1 12, by 0.2% q/q, although the weighted average of purchasing manager indices in Q1 12 was 54.5 consistent with economic expansion; retail sales volume rose 0.8% q/q; and unemployment improved slightly, falling from 8.4% to 8.3%.

Investment

Real Estate Investment Forecasts, Q1 2012 (PDF 623KB)
Over the fi rst 11 weeks of the new year, only £5.4bn worth of deals have completed on 189 transactions, down from £7.1bn on 296 transactions over the same 11 weeks last year.

Offices

Central London Offices, Q1 2012 (PDF 454KB)
Despite a fall in overall take-up across Central London, absorption of office space continued to be positive with vacancy rates steady or declining across all submarkets.

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