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Office & Industrial North Bay MarketBeat Reports Now Available | Q4 2012

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U.S. February Employment Report: Growth Continues  The February employment report contains further data suggesting the pace of job growth in the U.S. has begun to ramp up.

U.S. Investor Outlook and Trends (Industrial)  Mid-year 2012 comprehensive real-time market data and analysis by leveraging our expertise and collaborating with the leaders of our multiple disciplines – Valuation & Advisory, Industrial Capital Markets and Industrial Operations, among others.

  U.S. Industrial Real Estate Forecast 2012-15  After several quarters of respectable gains in real Gross Domestic Product, the pace of America’s economic recovery slowed sharply in the first half of 2011.

U.S. Economic & Real Estate Industry Position Paper  We are pleased to share an updated C&W position paper outlining the company’s view of the U.S. economy and commercial real estate market. It presents the company’s outlook for the commercial real estate market based on a thorough analysis of economic indicators and trends, as well as our expectations for the economy.

Americas Economic Pulse: The Tipping Point

In his popular book about how trends and fads emerge in a society, Malcolm Gladwell points out that there is an important psychological component to the emergence of trends. When certain key individuals or trendsetters adopt a behavior like a mode of dress, others follow suit and demand for a product can suddenly explode as it rises in popularity. The point at which the trend shifts from being a curiosity to a full-fledged fad is called the tipping point.

Office Space Across the World  2013

The global office market witnessed prime rents increase by 3% in 2012, although this was largely supported by the impressive growth levels seen in South America, namely Brazil and Colombia. However, it was London (West End) that overtook Hong Kong to become the most expensive office market across the world, with growth reinforced by the scarcity of good-quality space amid steady demand. Although prime rents rose in North America in 2012, growth was largely bolstered by a handful of locations that witnessed solid market conditions. The USA is the primary driver of the wider regional economy, and although this is anticipated to continue, the country also faces high unemployment, a political stalemate and fiscal tightening in the year ahead, all of which will heighten uncertainties within the occupier market.

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