Moscow is in ninth place, with 72% of luxury retailers present, according to the new edition of How Global is the Business of Retail? by leading global real estate adviser CB Richard Ellis. Tokyo and Milan share this position in the rankings along with Moscow. Hong Kong maintained its position as the most popular global destination for luxury retailers, attracting 91% of luxury brands surveyed as part of the CBRE study. Hong Kong was closely followed by London, attracting 87% of luxury retailers, and by Dubai (85%) in third place. Read more
27 07 2010
New Assignments of the Project Management Department
In July 2010 CB Richard Ellis signed an agreement for managing interior fit-out of a new Alfa-Bank's office. The premises with approximate area of 37,000 sq m will be located in Aquamarine Multifunctional Complex (Phase 3). Read more
15 07 2010
CBRE Ranked #1 in Global Property Management
We have now been ranked as the industry leader for seven consecutive years. Read more
15 07 2010
The CEE real estate market saw an increase of 32% in investment activity
CEE real estate investment turnover reached €953 million in the second quarter (Q2) of 2010, a 32% increase on the €721 million transacted in the first three months of 2010, according to the latest data from CB Richard Ellis. Investment turnover rose despite the stress factors emerging in the broader capital markets, such as the sovereign debt crisis and the introduction of austerity measures by many European governments. Read more
14 07 2010
Moscow sees the largest office yield reduction
The largest office yield reduction during Q2 2010 was in Moscow (down 100 basis points to 11%), according to CB Richard Ellis’ latest EMEA Rents and Yields Indices. The Hague has taken the number two position (down by 35 basis points to 5.75%). Read more
