2015-03-14-莱坊-Paris_Vision_-_Update_Q1_2015_7页_388kb

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Overall Transaction Activity: A 25% decline in total transactions was observed, primarily due to reduced activity in large surface areas (>20,000 sq m), but core central markets (CBD) maintained stability due to small transactions.
Core Markets Performance: The CBD saw a 5% increase in transactions, accounting for 26% of the regional market, boosted by small deals (<1,000 sq m). Other inner areas like La Défense and Paris 5/6/7 also performed well, with significant growth in specific zones (e.g., +500% in Paris 18/19/20).
Suburban Markets: Periphery zones experienced sharp declines, such as -43% in Southern Bend, highlighting a shift of activity toward central locations.
Supply and Vacancy: Instant supply slightly decreased, with Grade A availability down to 17% in the region. Vacancy rates rose slightly to 7.5%, but were mitigated by office restructurings. Rentals remained stable, with prime rates steady in central areas.
Regional Breakdown: Detailed Q1 data shows varying trends, with CBD and inner rim areas growing despite overall contraction in peripheral zones.

Q1 2015 data underscores resilience in central Paris markets amid subdued peripheral activity.

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