While our primary focus is the UK commercial property market we will occasionally carry international stories. In the Worldwide News category you can read articles exploring global market developments or looking at a particular overseas commercial property story that has caught our attention.
The LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification program has just reached a very impressive milestone... Read More
United Arab Emirates (UAE) contractors have reason for optimism, according to the results of a new study indicating the value of completed construction projects is expected to increase by 71 per cent to $79.8 billion (£51.3 billion) in 2012.... Read More
Demand for office space in six key cities in Germany has rocketed, forcing the vacancy rates down and rental prices up, according to research by Savills.... Read More
Major Chinese property developers are turning their attention skyward.... Read More
The short-term outlook for office construction will be sluggish, according to a new report, but the New York Building Congress is forecasting better days ahead over the long term.... Read More
The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has announced that World Trade Center One is 55 per cent leased.... Read More
The second half of 2012 is shaping up well for energy and technology firms on the U.S. west coast.... Read More
The Burj Khalifa, located in Dubai measures 828 meters (2,749 feet) in height, making it the tallest building on the planet.... Read More
It may not be on your list of countries to visit any time soon, but Hilton Hotels and Resort have announced plans to build Iraq’s first 300 room hotel in Erbil, located in the north of the country.... Read More
Commercial real estate investors who are looking for new places where they can diversify their portfolios may want to consider properties for sale in Broken Hill and Kalgoorlie-Boulder.... Read More
The ups and downs of the international commercial property market are closely related to the global economy. However the picture is not always uniform. While demand can be low in one country it can outstrip supply in another.
In this category we report on these trends and the outlook for the occupier and investment markets in Europe, the Far East and elsewhere. We also cover individual commercial property stories from around the world.
These might be articles looking at office developments in global financial centres like New York, Paris and Frankfurt. Equally they could focus on worldwide retail, industrial or leisure developments. You will also find related human interest stories in this category.
