Greek Research

Savills Hellas Research provides advice and analysis to a range of clients for almost every property sectors. Our advice, analysis and forecasting assists both public and private sectors in proper decision making. Our research work covers a wide range of projects and is as diverse as development feasibility studies, relocation consultancy, business development strategy and investment advice, by utilising comprehensive analysis, presentation and illustration tools such as data mapping and catchment analysis.

As well as undertaking individually commissioned research projects and providing support to the service departments of Savills, we also publish a series of highly respected research reports.

Featured report

European Investment Bulletin
31 October 2011

“Prime yields are back to their long term average levels, following a period of strong investor interest for prime assets. Overall investors remain wary of secondary markets amid downside risks to the European economic outlook; however some specialist players have started exploring the best opportunities in this market segment. ”Eri Mitsostergiou - European Research

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UK Hotel Investment Spring 2012

08 March 2012

UK investment volumes held in 2011, up 0.8% to £1.5bn, with 68% of this focused on London and the South East.

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European Warehousing Markets - Autumn 2011

18 November 2011

“Prime warehousing rents have bottomed out in the major logistics hubs and the leasing market is almost solely driven by owneroccupiers and built-to-suit developments. The sector remains the least preferred choice for investors and the yield gap with prime retail and office properties has widened.” Eri Mitsostergiou - European Research

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European Investment Bulletin

31 October 2011

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World Cities Review

21 September 2011

Savills World Cities Review takes a detailed look at ten cities competing for residential investment on the world stage.

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Athens Office Market Report

12 February 2009

“Lack of transaction activity has created uncertainty in the market regarding pricing, however we believe that the stability of the occupational market should keep prime office yields in the region of 7.5%-8.5%.”

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