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Articles from cbre.eu
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Amsterdam Data Centre Take-up Soars As European Economic Crisis Continues
Amsterdam’s data centre market continues to prosper and outperform other European locations despite economic uncertainty in the Eurozone, according to the CBRE’s latest European Data Centre MarketView report. For the year, take-up in the city has remained resilient at 9,965 sq m, outperforming the London, Paris and Frankfurt data centre markets. This is due to its position as a connectivity hub and in response to the large number of technology and telecoms companies operating in the city which require significant and increasing levels of data processing capacity.
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Comment Mentions: Netherlands CBRE
European data centre vacancy falls to historic low
Explore cbre.eu (Oct 5 2011) Cloud Computing
London, 6 October 2011 – Global economic instability continues to hinder the ability and appetite of corporate occupiers to advance comprehensive IT investment plans according to new research from CBRE. (Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: Netherlands CBRE GlassHouse Technologies
European Data Centre vacancy reaches an all time low
Overall vacancy in carrier neutral data centres in the top five European markets has reached a historic low of 22.8 per cent, according to the latest research released by CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) today. This is due to a slower rate of new supply coming to the market, as well as a gentle increase in demand across the region, the report reveals.
Of the five European markets analysed (London, Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam and Madrid), London performed best in the final quarter of last year, accounting for almost half of all take-up (49 per cent) and emerging as a clear overall leader in 2010. Meanwhile Madrid experienced very poor levels of take-up, significantly below that of its five-year market average, although it is expected to perform slightly better over the next year.
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Comment Mentions: Europe Netherlands CBRE
IBM Appoints CBRE in the Nordics
LMultinational computer, technology and IT consulting corporation, International Business Machines (IBM), has renewed its agreement with CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) to provide portfolio management services across its real estate assets in the Nordic region. The 3 million sq ft portfolio includes four regional headquarters, 37 offices and 6 data centres in Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland.
Andrew Hallissey, Senior Director, Global Corporate Services at CBRE, said: “CBRE has provided portfolio management advice to IBM in the Nordic region for the past nine years, and we are delighted that they have renewed our contract. IBM’s commitment is a testament of their confidence in the capabilities of our professionals and our platform to meet their needs in all Nordic locations.”
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European Data Centre Market Less Affected by Financial Slowdown Than Other Real Estate Markets
CB Richard Ellis, the world’s leading real estate advisor, has announced that the take-up in the first three quarters of 2008 in the European Data Centre market reached 93,000 sq m (1.0 million sq ft) across the five tier 1 markets. (Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: Netherlands CBRE European Data Centre Market
CB Richard Ellis Reports Significant European Data Centre Market Growth
CB Richard Ellis, the world’s leading real estate advisor, has announced that in the second quarter of 2008 take-up in the European Data Centre market has shown a positive response to the stagnation that took place in the first quarter, particularly in the London market. (Read Full Article)
CB Richard Ellis Reports Lowest London Data Centre Take-Up Since Statistics Began
London, 3rd July, 2008 – CB Richard Ellis, the world’s leading real estate advisor, has announced that take up in the first quarter of 2008 London data centre market has been impacted by the current constraints in the capital markets, with no corporate take up and abnormally low figures generally. (Read Full Article)
Comment Mentions: Netherlands CBRE European Data Centre Market
CB Richard Ellis Reports Record 1.7 Million Sq F of European Data Centre Take Up
London, 18 April, 2008 – CB Richard Ellis, the world’s leading real estate advisor, has announced that the strong final quarter of 2007 has resulted in a record 1.7 million sq ft of total take-up in the European Data Centre market for the year. The take-up was 37 per cent greater than the combined totals of 2006 and 2005. This shows year on year growth of 148 per cent. (Read Full Article)
CB Richard Ellis Group, inc. Named Global Real Estate Outsourcing Provider For Hertz Corporation
Park Ridge, NJ, February 22, 2008 – CB Richard Ellis Group, Inc. (NYSE:CBG) today announced that Hertz Corporation has selected the company as its global real estate outsourcing services provider for all Hertz-controlled locations in North America and Europe. The assignment covers almost 3,000 locations including office space, reservations centers, data centers, equipment rental locations and car rental facilities. (Read Full Article)







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