RICS commercial market survey third quarter 2009 [electronic resource]

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Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors Economics

Language: English Series: RICS Commercial Market Survey United Kingdom ; Third Quarter 2009Publication details: London RICS 2009Subject(s):

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333.33 $2 18

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View the report free of charge at www.rics.org

Summary: Reports that tenant demand has risen, although availability is still increasing. Suggests that rental declines are expected to ease, particularly in Central London offices, and that the pace of decline in values has halved for prime offices.

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Reports that tenant demand has risen, although availability is still increasing. Suggests that rental declines are expected to ease, particularly in Central London offices, and that the pace of decline in values has halved for prime offices.

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