Colliers International UK Speciality Research

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• Global Premier Streets and Destinations, March 2011 (PDF 1.59MB)
  What makes the leading global city streets such compelling and enduringly successful destinations? In this paper we explore a cross-section of the top global retail-led streets and identify the essential ingredients that contribute to their attractiveness as destinations, including the built environment, the range of shops and the mix of culture, leisure and entertainment.
• Caravan Park sector overview, February 2011 (PDF 1.5MB)
  The economic downturn has meant that caravan sale results have been volatile over the last few years so we anticipated mixed results from the survey. Overall, it would seem that sales are about on a par with 2009, with the majority (37%) of the sample reporting the same number of sales by volume. Almost as many operators reported a decrease as an increase in sales.
• London's West End Destination Tracker, November 2010 (PDF 625KB)
  Despite a small decrease in footfall, the key indicators of trading performance have remained positive, especially for retail and hotels, and the outlook across property sectors is stronger than during the previous year.
• London's Crossrail, Bare Essentials, February 2010 (PDF 519KB)
  A Quick facts guide to London's crossrail project which includes the locations affected and a route diagram.
• Rating 2010, Spring 2009 (PDF 652KB)
  Colliers International's inaugural 2010 Rating Research paper highlights our view of recent and historic rental trends in the main property sectors and the potential impact on future rate liabilities.
• East London Property Monitor, November 2008 (PDF 1,603KB)
  Progress continues unabated at the Olympic Park, but it would seem that nothing is immune from the fallout from the global financial liquidity crisis.
• East London Property Monitor, March 2008 (PDF 604KB)
  With firm evidence of real progress being made on the Olympic Park during the second half of 2007, there finally seems to be some evidence of spin-off benefits to the adjacent boroughs and local communities.
• Recreational Property: Caravan Parks & Marinas, Winter 2008 (PDF 625KB)
  Whilst the future of the commercial property market remains uncertain, other less 'traditional' markets start 2008 in buoyant condition, having defied the norm and resisted the effects of the credit crunch.
• East London Property Monitor, July 2007 (PDF 735KB)
  Analysing and forecasting the Olympic effect.
• 2012 Project and Construction Monitor (PDF 1,203KB)
  Will 2012 leave a sustainable legacy?
• Technical Due Diligence: A Survey of Lenders & Investors (PDF 704KB)
  In the present highly competitive UK and European investment market there has been unprecedented pressure on investors and lenders to complete transactions quickly or risk losing out to a competitor.