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Savills plc

Savills Reports European Office Investment Revival with 43% YoY Increase

Savills plc Plans to Revamp The Priory Project in Edinburgh's MorningSide

UK Government Launches National Housing Bank with 2.5B Pound Low-Cost Loans

Savills plc Signs New Tenants at Park 17 Industrial Park

Savills plc Promotes Redesigned Marshall Building in Manchester

Savills Joins Olympia London Project

Savills Completes Hotel Acquisition to Boost Market Presence

Savills Signs Eco-Friendly Office Space Lease in Glasgow

Colliers International Singapore Lists Six Quality HDB Shophouses for Sale

Savills transforms 闲置农舍 into sustainable holiday accommodation

UK BTR Market Sets New High for Q1 2025 Investment

Savills Middle East will showcase global real estate at Cityscape Global Saudi 2025, highlighting world-class residences from top developers. The event, a major real estate gathering, aims to connect Saudi investors with global opportunities. Savills will present prime developments from London and Dubai, emphasizing design and long-term value. The event coincides with Riyadh's new real estate ownership law for non-Saudis, expanding foreign participation. Savills, with extensive expertise, invites attendees to explore these offerings at their stand.

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PRESSR: Savills to showcase landmark Global Real Estate at Cityscape Global Saudi 2025

Savills' report reveals Welsh housing market growth surpassing UK, with house prices up 3.1% in Wales versus 2.3% in the UK over the year. Sales in Wales increased by 12.4%, driven by lower mortgage rates. Challenges remain in housing delivery, with calls for more development opportunities and innovative funding. Published by Savills plc on November 13, 2025.

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Savills Report Shows Welsh Housing Market Outpaces UK Growth

Savills plc has listed the freehold of Singleton Lodge, a luxury country house hotel in Lancashire, for sale. The Georgian property includes 14 en-suite bedrooms, extensive wedding and dining facilities, and a self-contained two-bedroom flat, all situated on five acres of parkland near Poulton-le-Fylde.

Savills Brings Singleton Lodge Country House Hotel to Market

Savills plc has launched the sale of Hewish Mill, a freehold estate in North Devon, for £2 million. The estate features a three-bedroom farmhouse, five holiday cottages, landscaped grounds of 4.6 acres, a stable block, paddocks, woodland, a large agricultural barn, and an EV charging station. Originally a water mill from 1751, it has been renovated and offers potential for further development.

Savills Launches £2 Million Sale of Hewish Mill Estate in North Devon

Hong Kong's luxury residential rents are projected to rise by 3-5% next year, driven by returning expatriates and local professionals, according to Savills. The number of rental deals is expected to surpass last year's 660, with a tightening supply of prime units. The luxury rental market is buoyed by a growing business environment, with a record 1.5 million registered local companies. Expatriates, particularly from the US and Europe, are increasingly active in the market, favoring newer flats on Hong Kong Island. The rental index for luxury units rose 3.69% in the first nine months of the year.

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Returning expats fuel Hong Kong’s luxury rental rebound, Savills says

Savills plc has submitted a planning application for the Loddon Garden Village in Wokingham Borough, proposing up to 2,800 new homes, with 40% designated as affordable. The development will include schools, community facilities, and create around 3,450 jobs. Key sustainability features include a 20% biodiversity net gain and new pedestrian and cycle routes. The application follows consultations with local residents and authorities, and if approved, will guide future detailed development.

Savills Submits Planning Application for 2,800-Home Loddon Garden Village

Savills plc has opened a new office in Lymington and the New Forest, expanding its residential sales and lettings network. This office will connect existing locations in Winchester, Canford Cliffs, Salisbury, and Wimborne, and will be led by local experts. It aims to enhance Savills' regional presence and offer services to buyers, sellers, landlords, and tenants across Lymington and the New Forest.

Savills Opens New Lymington and New Forest Office

Savills plc forecasts UK rents to increase by 12% over the next five years, driven by high tenant demand and post-lockdown activity. Despite challenges like landlord outflow and low Build to Rent completions, rental growth is expected to average 2.5% annually from 2026 to 2030, aligning with CPI inflation and household income growth. Income growth is projected at 15.3%, improving rental affordability. However, risks remain from potential landlord investment shrinkage and renewed net migration surges.

Savills Forecasts UK Rents to Rise 12% Over Five Years

Prime office rents are rising globally, with 25 out of 40 markets tracked by Savills plc reporting increases this quarter. The average gross rents increased by 0.9%, while fit-out costs remained stable. Notable increases were seen in Frankfurt (3.6%), Dubai (2.1%), Riyadh (2%), and Cairo (1.6%). However, some cities in China experienced a 1.9% decrease due to oversupply. Despite potential slowdowns in 2024, rental growth for prime offices is accelerating, particularly in EMEA markets compared to North America.

Prime Office Rents Climb Globally as Demand Outpaces Supply

Savills has appointed Neil Brookes as the new executive managing director for Asia-Pacific capital markets. With over 20 years of experience and more than US$15 billion in cross-border transactions, Brookes will enhance Savills' regional capabilities. This appointment underscores Singapore's role as Savills' Apac base, connecting global investors with opportunities in the region. The company aims to leverage data-driven insights and strengthen its capital markets strategy amid increasing institutional interest in Apac.

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Savills appoints Neil Brookes as new executive managing director, Apac capital markets

Savills plc's latest market analysis reveals a surge in demand for data centre capacity across EMEA, driven by AI adoption. Live capacity increased by 12% over the past year, with growth in traditional hubs like France, Germany, the UK, and Ireland, as well as emerging markets such as Portugal and Saudi Arabia. However, only 850MW of power capacity has been delivered since 2025, an 11% decline from the previous year. Despite fewer new facilities, demand remains strong, particularly in established FLAP-D hubs. AI spending is projected to reach $144.6 billion by 2028, increasing pressure on digital infrastructure.

Savills Reports Soaring EMEA Data Centre Demand Amid Tight Capacity and Investor Surge

A report by Savills indicates that data centre capacity growth in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa has slowed in 2025 due to power supply constraints, despite increasing demand driven by AI advancements. New data centre capacity is down 11% compared to last year, with only 850 MW added since January. However, overall live capacity has increased by 12% to 11,400 MW. The report highlights a significant imbalance between surging demand and limited power supply, with 91% of data centre capacity leased as of Q3 2025.

Power supply constraints slowing EMEA data centre rollout, report says

CBD Grade A office rents in Singapore reached a five-year high, rising 0.8% QoQ to $9.93 per sq. ft. in Q3, driven by limited supply and high occupancy. Year-on-year, rents increased by 2.1%, with Grade AAA offices leading at $13.19 per sq. ft. Savills anticipates continued rent growth of 2-3% annually through 2027 due to sustained demand and a tight development pipeline.

Singapore Business Review

CBD office rents hit five-year high on strong occupancy amidst tight supply

Savills plc forecasts subdued growth in the UK housing market through 2025 and early 2026, with house values expected to rise only 0.5% in 2025. High supply and weak demand have created a buyer's market, while persistent inflation and high mortgage rates constrain price growth. Gradual interest rate cuts and relaxed mortgage rules may support demand and moderate price growth over the next five years. Regional performance will be influenced by affordability, with robust first-time buyer activity and shifts in the buy-to-let sector noted.