"The recovery is being driven by domestic demand, though we expect foreign buyers to grow in importance"

"Tech office demand surging"

"Occupiers pick “prestige” over periphery"

"Financial markets look to property investment :Despite troubling factors financial markets have remained optimistic and any volatility has proven short-lived. One of the best investment volumes since the onset of the crisis :This high liquidity has generated strong demand, and as a result nearly €27.5 billion worth of capital flowed into investment markets in 2016. This represents yet another yearly increase (+3%) Lack of supply in the face of growing demand :The prime office yield fell further before levelling out at 3% by mid-year. Rising profile of foreign investors "

"Following on from 2015, the office market in Ile-de-France proved particularly upbeat in 2016. Take-up registered q-o-q increases throughout the year to reach 2.4 million sq m; up 7% y-o-y. Spiking 23%, the impressive performance of office space exceeding 5,000 sq m has put the market on course for growth. Dwindling supply                          Down for seven consecutive quarters, immediate supply in Ile-de-France reached 3.53 million sq m by the end of 2016 (down 10% y-o-y). In addition, the vacancy rate fell to 6.7%, a level not seen since 2009. Muted rise in rental values At the end of 2016, rental levels remained relatively stable. In Ile-de-France, the average rent for secondary space was €323 per sq m/year, whilst the average rent in the primary market was €374 per sq m/year"

"Includes the Savills Shopping Centre Benchmark 2016-2017 "

"Despite the initial shock of the UK's vote to leave the European Union on June 23rd, it seems unlikely that Brexit will trigger a major economic shock via the financial channel. "

"With values in Paris altering very little since 2012, the city is becoming more appealing."

"World Residential Markets focuses on the performance and prospects of key residential real estate markets across the world. Highlights from this publication include: • From boom to bust, why housing markets differ across the globe• Who’s buying where: how buyer flows shape global residential markets• Prime or secondary markets? Major trends for international investors• Forecast: Savills world residential investability ranking• Country and location commentary for 27 places around the globe"

"The French Riviera is ‘next in line’ for this attention along with other select Mediterranean and Caribbean enclaves. Linked to the French economy and property markets, it is nevertheless out-performing and set to do so in the future. This report will tell you why."