Real estate major CB Richard Ellis has been named the 'Top commercial real estate brand' by the internationally recognised consulting firm Lipsey company.
Real Estate consultant C B Richard Ellis on Wednesday hailed the decision to open up retail sector for foreign direct investment saying this would boost confidence of international investors in India.
Enthused over relaxed FDI norms in construction, global real estate services major CB Richard Ellis on Friday said it was planning to expand its operations in the country.
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According to the Global Market View on the retail sector by CB Richard Ellis, retail rentals in prime locations across the globe has begun to stabilise during the third quarter of 2009.
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Bangalore topped the list of space occupied by the industry during January-March 2004 with 2 million sq feet.
US-based CB Richard Ellis released a study yesterday showing office space take-up across key Indian cities had increased 37 per cent in the first quarter of calendar 2013, compared with the same period last year.
Some cities have become world-class business hubs.
The CBRE forecast for the next few quarters remains bleak, indicating a negative impact on the rental value.
The world's largest companies are opting to locate their offices in booming Asian economies, reflecting a shift in global economic power, according to CB Richard Ellis (CBRE).
Global realty consultancy firm CB Richard Ellis on Wednesday said that office segment has shown an uptrend in the recent past and the level of activity is likely to continue in 2010.
Mumbai will lead the Indian office space supply with more than 25 per cent share, followed by Bangalore and Delhi with 19 and 17 per cent, respectively, in 2011-2012, a real estate services firm said.
London's West End remains the world's most expensive office market.
According to real estate consulting firm CB Richard Ellis Research, Continuous increase in office rentals in Asian financial hubs like Mumbai, Hong Kong and Singapore has driven some companies to shift out of prime locations. Corporate expansion continued in many parts of Asia despite increasing uncertainty in the global economic outlook and business sentiment remained largely positive due to expectations that leading Asian economies would outperform the US and Europe.
Mumbai and New Delhi continue to be on the top 10 list of the world's 10 most expensive office markets.
According to a survey by How Global is the Business of Retail? by realty consultant firm CB Richard Ellis, India which was ranked 44th in 2008, has moved up to the 39th position with 22 per cent of retailers having presence in the country.
In New Delhi, rents for A-grade offices in the central business district firmed up 4.5 per cent in the third quarter ended September 2009, compared to the immediately preceeding quarter, the consultancy said in its Asia Office Market View Report for Q3 2009.
Dubai is among the most expensive workplace markets in the world with rents registering $108.92 per square foot per annum, placing the emirate at number nine, a report on global office rents has said.
India will add up to 40 million sq ft of office space this year, which will be higher than many other advanced countries, but lesser than China.
Prime retail rentals continued with their downward trajectory worldwide during the period which saw New York maintaining the top slot among cities with high rentals despite a 10 per cent annul decline. New Delhi ranks 69th globally with an average rental of $109 per sq ft each month.
Real estate, it is said, is heading south as direct fallout of the global economic crisis. Naturally, therefore, there has been a decline in rentals and Mumbai, known to be the most expensive city of India, has become lesser expensive for office space. However, the city remains at the sixth position among the world's costliest office markets, a report has said.
The slowdown in the information technology sector has resulted in reduced demand for office space in India in the second quarter of the current financial year, says a report by global real estate consultancy CB Richard Ellis.
India has been identified as the most sought-after market in a major survey of 300 global retailers seeking to expand outside their domestic markets.New research by C B Richard Ellis, a leading London-headquartered real estate services firm, reveals that 40 per cent of retailers expect emerging markets to provide their main source of growth over the next five years.
Citibank has put on sale yet another residential property on Altamount Road in south Mumbai. Earlier it had sold off prime residential property at Mumbai's National Centre for the Performing Arts for Rs 34 crore. Most of the banks are selling residential properties as they are offering a fixed cash compensation every month to their employees. Bank offices have now shifted to suburbs and employees prefer to live close to workplace. Such sales unlock value and releases capital.
Retail rents in Dubai and Abu Dhabi dropped for the first time in a decade in the first quarter of this financial year, a report has revealed.
According to a report on global trends of office spaces by real estate consultant CB Richard Ellis, Mumbai fell to 6th position from 5th in the list of the world's most expensive office markets, which is topped by Tokyo. However, the national capital's ranking rose to 12th place mainly due to shortage of prime office complexes in Delhi. It had occupied 13th position in the consultant's last findings in November, 2008.
Mumbai has joined the league of cities like New York and Tokyo with its office space rentals reaching the skies.
NRI hotelier Gulshan Bhatia is the front-runner to acquire Waldorf Hilton for 185 million. Bhatia, who along with her son Asif, has built a fortune of more than 70 million as a hotelier, is poised to acquire the 299-room Waldorf in Central London.
Delhi ranks 8th in the most expensive office markets of the world, says global realty consultant CB Richard Ellis.
Supply of space for corporate offices likely to cross 100 million sq ft by 2006.
The prospects of returns on investment in residential properties and office rentals is brighter than that in stock markets due to low risk factor, a real estate expert said.
Indian office real estate supply is expected to cross 100 million sq ft in a year to cater huge IT and IT-enabled services requirements.
Jasminder Singh, one of Britain's richest Asian businessmen, has bought the prestigious Inter Continental May Fair London hotel at a cost of pound 115 million.
Mumbai has been ranked the 15th most expensive city in the world for office rentals while Delhi ranks 32nd, according to the latest global survey by real estate consulting firm CB Richard Ellis.
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