​The winter 2015 edition of the EMEA Corporate Occupier Conditions sheds light on the current market conditions, rental favourability and the opportunities and challenges for corporate occupiers across EMEA.​

1. How will 2015 look
for your business?
EMEA Corporate Occupier Conditions
Winter – 2015
Source: Oxford Economics
Economic Growth
Eurozone GDP gradually improving
supported by a rebound in Germany and
Spain and strengthening recovery in Ireland.
TALENT
Headline unemployment
remains high but occupiers
still cite talent attraction and
retention as a core priority.
Improving jobs
outlook in 2015
but recovery will
be gradual.
OFFICE Demand
Take up set to strengthen in 2015
and again in 2016
CHOICE OF QUALITY
SPACE FALLING
Construction activity trending
upwards but new supply will take time
to come online leading to reduced
choice for some occupiers.
WORKPLACE
The ‘Future of Work’ will influence
occupier decisions. A focus on:
People productivity
Talent attraction retention
Better space utilisation
RISK VOLATILITY
Geopolitical instability is seen as the greatest
threat to economic growth in 2015.
82%of
executives regard
geopolitical
instability as a
significant risk to
global growth.
Competition for space will
increase driven by a clear preference
for modern, highly accessible
space which supports the
productivity agenda.
Quality choice will remain
constrained despite completions
of almost 5 million sq m.
Costs will increase.
32 out of 70 markets will remain
tenant favourable in 2015.
Expectations for 2015:
Over page are the latest EMEA Market Outlook figures
Source: Mckinsey Economic Snapshot, September 2014
1.5%0.9%
2014
2015
2015
10.3m sq m
2016
10.9m sq m

2. 2014 2015
Prague
14.0% €234
20152014
Athens
19.1% €204
20152014
Budapest
16.9% €240
20152014
Copenhagen
10.5% €235
2014 2015 7.0%
Oslo
€505
20152014
Stockholm
9.2% €494 2014 2015 15.5%
Moscow
€871
2014 2015 13.8%
Warsaw
€288
20152014
Edinburgh
€4086.5%
20152014
Madrid
€30012.0%
20152014
London West End
€1,4502.6%
20152014
Dublin
€48415.0%
20152014
Lisbon
€21913.3%
20152014
Milan
€47014.4%
20152014
Munich
€3907.0%
20152014
Brussels
€27510.3%
20152014
Amsterdam
€34515.8%
20152014
Luxembourg
€5044.1%
2014 2015
Istanbul
16.5% €420
20152014
Kiev
22.5% €294
20152014
Paris CBD
€7405.2%
Landlord favourable market Balanced market Tenant favourable market Vacancy rate (%)
Sentiment based view from each market outlining future
expectations of prime rental direction (per sq ft)
Prime rents (€ per sq m) as of Q3 2014
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Source: JLL October 2014
This summary of EMEAOccupier Conditions provides a macro level overview
of real estate occupancy indicators across 75 key EMEAoffice markets.
For a more in-depth view of any particular market please call us
and we will be happy to assist.
EMEA Occupier Office Property Clock
Dublin, London City, London West End, Luxembourg
Belfast, Southampton, Stockholm
Edinburgh, Glasgow, Western Corridor Cairo, Muscat,
Riyadh, Manama
Doha, Kuwait City, Zagreb
Geneva, Zurich, Warsaw
The Hague,
Düsseldorf
Johannesburg
St. Petersburg
Amsterdam, Milan, Dubai, Belgrade Lisbon
Kiev
Madrid
Manchester
Nottingham, Istanbul, Abu Dhabi
Jeddah
Gothenburg, Hamburg, Munich, Oslo, Rotterdam
Eindhoven, Helsinki, Lyon,
Utrecht, Krakow, Moscow
Berlin, Frankfurt, Stuttgart
Cologne, Tel Aviv
Antwerp, Athens,
Barcelona,
Birmingham, Bristol,
Brussels, Cardiff,
Copenhagen, Leeds,
Malmo, Paris CBD,
Rome, Bratislava,
Bucharest, Budapest,
Prague,Tri-City,
Capetown
Rental
growth
acceler-
ating
Rents
bottoming
out
Rental
growth
slowing
Rents
falling
Western Europe
Central Eastern Europe
Middle East Africa
Karen Williamson
Associate Director
EMEA Research
+44 (0) 203 147 1197
karen.williamson@eu.jll.com
Tom Carroll
Director EMEA Research
+44 (0)203 147 1207
tom.carroll@eu.jll.com
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please contact:
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11.3%
Helsinki
€306
€177
2014 2015
12.3%
Johannesburg
2014 2015