research
Summer 2013
european Market Indicators
European rental cycles Offices
Geneva, Moscow, Warsaw Berlin, Hamburg, London (City), London (West End), Stockholm Frankfurt, Helsinki, Munich, Oslo
Bucharest, Dublin, Prague
Vienna
Zurich Paris Milan Barcelona, Madrid Budapest, Lisbon
Amsterdam, Brussels, Copenhagen, Edinburgh
Logistics
Moscow Berlin, Hamburg
Helsinki, Oslo Munich, Prague
Geneva, Stockholm Warsaw Frankfurt
Zurich Barcelona, Bucharest, Lisbon, Madrid Amsterdam, Budapest, Copenhagen, Dublin, Edinburgh, Milan, Vienna
Brussels, London, Paris
Shopping centres Paris Berlin, Geneva, Hamburg, Moscow, Warsaw Frankfurt Brussels, Helsinki, Munich, Oslo, Prague London, Milan
Stockholm, Vienna
Barcelona, Lisbon, Madrid, Zurich
Amsterdam, Bucharest, Budapest, Copenhagen, Dublin, Edinburgh
The Knight Frank wave depicts the current position of selected European centres with respect to their local prime rental cycle. As demand swells relative to supply and rents rise, centres move towards the crest of the wave. As demand ebbs and rental levels weaken, centres start to move down the wave towards the trough. Some markets will ride the wave more quickly than others. Similarly, some markets will tread water for periods of time or move only gently through the wave.