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"Latest research report on Asia Pacific Data Centers Demand published by Savills, provides a holistic growth analysis, market size, demand and types of service model."

"Interest in environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues among both investors and corporates has ballooned in recent years as a means of assessing the non-financial/social impacts of business decisions."

"The main question addressed by this report is: How has the Dutch hotel market performed during the pandemic and how are investors responding to changes to the market?"

"China has been the manufacturing epicentre of the world over recent decades, playing a vital role in the global supply chain. Its manufacturing output reached US$3.8 trillion in 2020, equivalent to 29% of the world’s total."

"Today, 55% of the world’s population live in cities and this number is set to rise to over 68% by 2050, as the globalpopulation swells and urbanizes. With more people projected to live in cities, according to the Organisation for EconomicCo-operation and Development (OECD), global building stock is set to double by 2050."

"Every year, Savills scans Egypt’s North coastline to provide an update on the developments across real estate stretching from El Alamein all the way to Marsa Matrouh, ensuring to highlight the most notable projects."

"Our Development and Research experts discussed the significant development opportunities and potential areas for growth in Essex."

"The latest research report ‘Spotlight: Student Housing' of Savills contains several conclusions that can be drawn based on the current developments in the Dutch student housing market."

"In the first half of 2019, take-up stood at 1,102,000 sq. m, down -19% compared with the first six months of 2018. However, this fall indicates a return to calm rather than a real weakness in the rental market. With less than 3 million sq m vacant, immediate supply remains on a negative trajectory (-7% year on year), The combination of a take-up that is still above the 10-year average and the contraction of supply is increasing the pressure on rental values"