http://gvagrimley.co.uk:80/research_bulletins_feed.xmlFull list of current Research Bulletins and other Publications from GVA Grimley http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/images/core/gva_logo_channel.gif http://gvagrimley.co.uk:80/research_bulletins_feed.xml http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/misc/CorporateRealEstateSurveySpring2009.pdfThe survey shows how senior management teams are responding to the challenges, with clearly hard decisions in the short term, but also an eye to the longer term and creating competitive advantage. Real estate plays a significant part of that challenge and in the UK has its own unique characteristics.Corporate Real Estate Survey images/research/CorporateRealEstateSurveySpring2009.jpgSpring 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/misc/BuildingCostsBulletinQ12009.pdfBetween 2004 and 2007 a healthy economy, low interest rates and plentiful credit created an investment and development boom. Like most strong property upturns, investment and development activity became overheated.Building Costs Bulletin images/research/BuildingCostsBulletinQ12009.jpgQ1 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/consulting bulletins/DevelopmentOutlookSpring09.pdfThe rapid decline in capital values and lack of funding from banks since the height of the boom in Summer 2007 has caused an increasing number of development and regeneration schemes to be put on hold or abandoned. images/Publications/research/consulting bulletins/developmentoutlook.jpgSpring 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/consulting bulletins/ThamesGatewayBulletin2008.pdfGVA Grimley has been carrying out an on-going monitoring of activity in the Thames Gateway for several years. This is part of our commitment to understanding how matters are developing in the Gateway, and in helping to identify investment and development opportunities and assisting in occupier location decisions. images/Publications/research/consulting bulletins/ThamesGatewayBulletin2008.gifAutumn 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/industrial/Industrial_Intelligence_Spring_09.pdfMarket Overview and OutlookIndustrial Intelligence images/research/Industrial_Intelligence_Spring_09.jpgSpring 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/offices/BusinessParksReviewSpring09.pdfNational take-up has fallen sharply since the peak and record take-up in June 2007. H2 2008 was down 17% on H1 2008 at 1.7 million sq ft, which compares to the six-monthly average over the last five years of 2.3 million sq ft.Business Parks Review images/research/BusinessParksReviewSpring09.jpgSpring 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/offices/BusinessParksReviewSummer08.pdfDuring the first six months of 2008 take-up in business parks around the country has decreased and is showing the lowest recorded levels of sixmonthly take-up since H1 2004 with 2 million sq ft let.Offices images/Publications/research/offices/BusinessParksReviewSummer08.gifSummer 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/offices/CLOCQ12009.pdfIn the first quarter of 2009, central London take-up totalled just 883,700 sq ft, down significantly on the previous quarter of 2.9 million sq ft.Central London Office Commentary images/research/CLOCQ12009.jpgQ1 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/offices/CLOCInvestment2008.pdfExamining the outlook for the occupier market and investment performance, and looking at central London offices within the context of the wider UK property investment market.Offices images/Publications/research/offices/CLO_Investment_Autumn2008.gifAutumn 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/offices/RegionalCityCentreOfficeMarketsOutlookSpring2009.pdfA unique insight into the demand and supply balance for grade A space and the likely development pipeline over the next three years in nine of the UK’s key office centres.Regional City Centre Office Markets Outlook Spring 2009 images/research/RegionalCityCentreOfficeMarketsOutlookSpring2009.jpgSpring 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/offices/officesspecificationsJan09.pdfLegislation and the needs of tenants and occupiers have changed dramatically in recent years. Today’s occupational strategies are driven by the flexibility of the modern ways of working.Offices images/Publications/research/offices/offices_specificationsJ_an09.gifJanuary 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/epmr/06320 Research EPMR UK Q3 2009.pdfThe economic outlook continues to improve according to a raft of recent output and survey data.Economic & Property Market Review images/research/EPMR-UKQ3-2009.jpgQ3 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/epmr/scotland/EPMR-ScotlandWinter08.pdfLatest forecasts for the economy and occupier demand. Outlook for the investment market. Regeneration opportunities arising from transport investment.Economic and Property Market Review images/Publications/research/epmr/EPMR_Scotland_Winter08.gifWinter 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/research/EPMR-MidlandsAutumn08.pdfLatest forecasts for the economy and occupier demand. Outlook for the investment market. Trends in the automotive market.Economic and Property Market Review images/Research/thumbnails/EPMR-MidlandsAutumn08.jpgAutumn 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/epmr/north east/EPMR_NE_Autumn08.pdfDespite market turmoil, hot spots remain. Major infrastructure investments will release potential across the region. Investors are biding time, waiting to take advantage of opportunities that emerge from this volatile period.Economic and Property Market Review images/Publications/research/epmr/epmr_ne_autumn08.gifAutumn 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/epmr/south wales/EPMRSouthWalesAutumn08.pdfOutlook for occupier and investment property in Wales. Impacts of the 2010 rating revaluation and empty property rates. Act now on Energy Performance Certificates. Property impacts of future transport schemes.Economic and Property Market Review images/Publications/research/epmr/EPMR_SouthWales_Autumn08.gifAutumn 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/epmr/south west/EPMR-SouthWestAutumn08.pdfOccupational market and rents showing resilience. Outlook for investment and residential markets. Regeneration opportunities created by new transport schemes.Economic and Property Market Review images/Publications/research/epmr/EPMR_SouthWest_Autumn08.gifAutumn 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/epmr/yorkshire and humber/EPMR-YHSpring08.pdfEconomic and Property Market Review images/Publications/research/epmr/EPMR_YH_Spring08.gifSpring 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/research/TheDayAfterTomorrowAutumn2009.pdfWe take a look at the long term economic outlook post 2010, and the implications for commercial property from an occupier and investor point of view.Miscellaneous images/Publications/research/misc/TheDayAfterTomorrow.gifAutumn 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/research/PlanningForProsperousEconomiesSummer2009.pdfMaximising the role of the Non B Use Class Sector. What’s the problem and how significant is it? How can it be assessed? What are the policy implications? How can matters be addressed?Miscellaneous images/Publications/research/misc/prosperouseconomiessummer2009.gifSummer 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/transport/TransportFriendlyTowns2009.pdfFive years ago we examined the development potential of 12 major UK office centres outside London based upon their level of transport provision. This report looks at how matters have changed, and what this may mean in terms of how these cities deal with the current recession. images/Publications/research/transport/Transport_Briefing_Feb2009.gifFebruary 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/misc/Auto Bulletin January 2008.pdfWe discuss the turbulence of the economic and investment climate and the potential effects on property indicators discussed in this report such as rental growth, yields and land values.Miscellaneous images/Publications/research/misc/Auto_Bulletin_January_2008.gifJanuary 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/misc/Core Issues Feb 2009.pdfThe IMF predict the UK economy will shrink in 2009 by 2.8%, measures to ease the effects of the recession have yet to take effect.Miscellaneous images/Publications/research/misc/Core_Issues_Feb_2009.gifFeb 2009 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/sustainability/Green to Gold 2008.pdfA unique insight into sustainable investment attitudesSustainability images/Publications/research/sustainability/Green_to_Gold_2008.gifAutumn 2008 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/sustainability/Green_Cities_2007.pdfThe Carbon Footprint of UK Cities and the Role of PropertySustainability images/Publications/research/sustainability/Green_Cities_2007.gifWinter 2007/08 http://www.gvagrimley.co.uk/documents/publications/research/occupiers and landlords/CBISurveyAutumn08.pdf images/Publications/research/occupiers and landlords/CBISurveyAutumn08.gifAutumn 2008