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Second Quarter 2012
A Measured Recovery
As we move through 2012, initial market data suggests a slowing in forward momentum, with investment and leasing volumes down by about one-fifth. We believe this is a lagged response to heightened investor and corporate occupier caution during the latter part of 2011; and as such it is likely to be a temporary slowdown. Given the more positive outlook for the global economy and the strong pipeline of deals, we expect the market to resume its steady, measured recovery during the remainder of 2012. 7 May 2012
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Office Rental Growth Eases
Jones Lang LaSalle's Global Office Index tracks the rental performance of prime office space across 90 major markets in the Americas, Asia Pacific and Europe. In this third edition, nine new markets have been added.
Rental growth eased in the first quarter of 2012, but some markets continued to show resilience.
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Colin Dyer
President and Chief Executive Officer
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Charting Global Real Estate
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