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| Market Summary Auckland Office Chris Dibble
The Auckland region’s office market has faced many challenges during 2009, with softening yields since the peak of the market, falling rents throughout all sectors and a decrease in tenant demand. Selected properties, usually of a secondary nature, are remaining available on the market for longer. A transition phase between the tenant-landlord relationship is taking place with landlords offering more incentives to try and attract and secure tenants as occupier demand falls. Development activity has slowed, with both the Auckland CBD office and Suburban office stock remaining unchanged between surveys.
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| Market Summary Auckland Retail Chris Dibble
The retail sector is being hit by the economic recession, leading to an overall decrease in consumer spending. Many retailers are looking to entice consumers with large sales including discounts, interest free periods and deferred repayment schemes. However, the deadline in consumer spending is impacting retailers and decreasing occupier demand is apparent. Vacancy rates have increased to the highest level recorded since 2001 and rents and yields continue to soften. Many retailers, who do not wish to continue under current business conditions, are only remaining open due to lease agreements. New supply has been limited in recent years, which is more a result of restricted development opportunities in the areas monitored rather than a reluctance to build. However, a slowdown in development activity across most sectors is apparent as developers act cautiously.
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| Jones Lang LaSalle Reports on Key Commercial Real Estate Trends for the Asia Region Preceding CoreNet Global’s Singapore Summit
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| ANZ renews and expands Jones Lang LaSalle Property Services Contract
New agreement forms basis for global property portfolio services
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| From movement to momentum: are property markets gaining velocity? Global Market Perspective - February 2010
As the weeks of the new decade advance, the forward economic motion observed in most markets is encouraging. But the rate of travel for property markets is very different across the world. With select Asian markets accelerating, the question is: when will Europe and the US get up to speed?
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| Colin Dyer on Reuters and CNBC
Colin Dyer discusses current real estate market conditions from the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, Switzerland. Watch Reuters Video
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