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Senior Consultant - Retail Leasing
Partner - Directeur petites et moyennes surfaces
Partner, Capital Markets
Partner, Occupier Services, Commercial Agency
Chief Executive Officer France
Senior Consultant - Retail Leasing
Partner - Directeur petites et moyennes surfaces
Partner, Capital Markets
Partner, Occupier Services, Commercial Agency
Chief Executive Officer France
Partner - Chief Econonomist and Head of Research
Partner - Occupier Services and Commercial Agency"
Partner, Occupier Services & Commercial Agency
Directeur adjoint du département Retail - Locatif
Consultant senior investissement bureaux, Capital Markets
Partner au sein de l’équipe bureaux première couronne
Partner, Capital Markets
Personal Assistant to Chief Executive Officer
Partner - Co-Head of Capital Markets - Head of Retail Services
Consultante Associate - Occupier Services and Commercial Agency
Partner, Investissement Capital Market
Senior consultant - Capital Markets Retail
Associate Occupier & Landlord Strategy and Solutions
Webmarketing and Communication Officer
Partner, Capital Markets
Consultant, Capital Markets
Head of Knight Frank Design & Delivery
Consultant
Directeur de l'agence bureaux
Partner - Head of Retail Leasing France
Chef de Projet
Senior Project Leader, Design & Delivery
Knight Frank France has recently promoted Céline Desurmont to Partner in the office team for the inner suburbs of Paris, and Simon Amouyal, Director (...)
Paris's main shopping streets are packed to the rafters. As a result, according to the latest Knight Frank study unveiled during the 2023 edition (...)
After 49 Haussmann, it's time for 126 Rivoli! Redevco has launched the refurbishment of its iconic asset. Designed by Franklin Azzi Architecture, this new (...)
"There has been a lot of talk about retail parks as the winning product of the post-Covid period, and the figures justify this good (...)
As revealed by Business Immo on 10 July, O'Parinor, the shopping centre in Aulnay-sous-Bois owned by Hammerson and NPS, has been put up for (...)
O'Parinor, a shopping centre in the Paris region owned by Hammerson (25%) and NPS (75%), has been put up for sale for the third (...)
After a sluggish start to the year, the French commercial property investment market has been even less active over the past three months. "At (...)
Knight Frank has unveiled a study on the possible consequences of the new "PLU bioclimatique", Paris' futur bioclimatic urban plan project, for the Paris property market. (...)
AEW is continuing to expand its retail property portfolio. Following the purchase of a prime Cannes boutique at 118 rue d'Antibes at the end (...)
Otium, in Dreux By BDM The final touch to this leisure/restaurant program on a former wasteland along the RN 12 is scheduled for the end of (...)
Junot Fine Properties, a specialist in exceptional real estate in Paris, and Knight Frank have just unveiled the 17th edition of the "Wealth Report", (...)
Knight Frank reports that continued monetary tightening and questions about the strength of the international banking system have kept investors on hold in the (...)
Almost six months before its delivery, the office building at 10 rue de Bassano, in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, has been leased in (...)
The luxury industry is not experiencing a crisis. The "record" year 2022 signed by LMVH, despite the geopolitical and economic situation, attests to this: (...)
« €5.7bn was invested in the French retail market in 2022, up 16 % on the ten-year average and the third best performance in (...)
During November, CoStar News* reported that CBRE, JLL, Cushman & Wakefield, Newmark, Colliers, and Avison Young were all anticipating cost-cutting and cost-reduction measures to (...)
The last few years have not been kind to retail real estate, a martingale for investors not so long ago. Challenged by the rise (...)
At the beginning of July, Gecina stated that it had signed a firm ten-year lease, « based on current prime rents », for the (...)
The joint venture between Freo Group and AnaCap Financial Partners has completed the acquisition of the commercial property at 10 avenue de la Grande-Armée (...)
Hines SGP, acting on behalf of the South Korean investor Hana Securities represented by Vestas Investment Management, has acquired La Distillerie, a 13,610 sqm (...)
In a recent study, Knight Frank reports that, after a positive end to 2021, the situation of Parisian high street retailers has further improved in the (...)
CBRE has appointed Benjamin Sebban (ex-Knight Frank) as the new head of its retail investment department in France, which has five employees. Under the direction (...)
Eurocommercial Properties has sold the Les Grands Hommes gallery in Bordeaux for €22.5m. At the same time, the Dutch property company sold the offices (...)
Perial AM has acquired from LaSalle Investment Management a building located at 19/23 rue Saint Ferréol in the 1st arrondissement of Marseille, on behalf (...)
Although the economic context remains uncertain, the recovery is nonetheless relatively solid. The Paris office market should remain very dynamic in 2022, as it (...)
Patrizia AG has sold on behalf of one of its single mandate institutional clients, South Korean consortium AIP Asset Managment, the shares in the company that owns (...)
Knight Frank conducted a survey* of 22 institutional investors with a total of €64bn of residential assets under management in Europe. 91% of them plan (...)
On the eve of the 2021 edition of Mapic, Knight Frank focused on the main Parisian retail streets, which are clearly exposed to a (...)
According to a study by Knight Frank, Paris is among the top five cities in the world in terms of sustainable development, along with (...)
DTZ Investors France has sold the current headquarters of BNP Paribas Real Estate, located in the heart of the Issy-les-Moulineaux service sector, to BC (...)
According to the latest study by Knight Frank France, after the 28% decline seen between Q1 and Q2 2021, the French commercial property investment (...)
According to the latest Knight Frank study, the residential property market in France is the most popular asset class after offices. More than €6bn (...)
According to Knight Frank's latest survey of the French retail property market, the market is resisting the fourth wave and is enjoying a clear (...)
Despite the threat of the Delta variant, Paris's main shopping streets, which are dependent on foreign tourists and office workers, are preparing for recovery, (...)
Knight Frank reports on the French corporate investment market at the end of the second quarter of 2021. While the end of the crisis (...)
The movement to convert offices into housing, which began in the early 1990s, has so far remained fairly limited and polarised in the capital. (...)
La Française Real Estate Managers (REM) has acquired from AG2R La Mondiale an office building at 26 rue de Valmy in Montreuil, on behalf (...)
According to Knight Frank France's latest survey of the French commercial property market, €4.7bn was invested in Q1 2021 - down 48% on Q4 (...)
According to the "Observatoire régional de l'immobilier d'entreprise en Île-de-France" (ORIE), the office stock in the Paris region is estimated at 54.87 million sqm (...)
Acting on a co-exclusive basis with Knight Frank, Cushman & Wakefield's Capital Markets Offices team advised on the sale to a private fund the SCI owner (...)
2020 could have been the annus horribilis for the French commercial real estate investment market. It was quite different... In spite of a health (...)
Following the entry into effect of Brexit on 1 January 2021, Knight Frank France is taking stock of the movements of companies and their (...)
Antoine Grignon and Matthieu Garreaud, co-directors of Capital Markets in France, have announced a new organisation within the department dedicated to the residential sector. Yohann (...)
Swiss Life Asset Managers France has just acquired off-plan the office building at 52 rue des Petites-Écuries from Financière Saint James. Located in the (...)
US manager Invesco Real Estate has sold 144 Rivoli, a mixed-use asset located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, to the Dutch company Ingka Investments (...)
Knight Frank France reports a 30%yy fall in French commercial real estate investment in Q3 2020. However, the daunting figure can be mitigated, the (...)
Four months after the end of lockdown, the situation is far from having returned to normal for France’s retail property sector. But while there (...)
Primonial REIM announces that it has finalised the acquisition, from one of PGIM Real Estate's pan-European discretionary value-added funds, of four office buildings - (...)
According to BI sources, the Paris-based SCPI management company Unofi-Gestion d'Actifs, on behalf of the SCPI Notapierre, has just acquired a 24,700 sqm retail asset housing (...)
For the first half of 2020 as a whole, the volumes invested in France totalled €11bn, reports Knight Frank. Although down 15% year-on-year, they (...)
In retrospect, the first quarter of 2020 has been a great period for commercial real estate investment. The volumes invested increased by 28% compared to Q1 (...)
The year 2020 had begun at a less dynamic pace than 2019. Then, from mid-March, the spread of Covid-19 and the implementation of drastic restrictions (...)
Since the June 2016 referendum, 530 business relocation or expansion projects have been registered in Europe, reports Knight Frank. Dublin is the city that (...)
To say the French commercial real estate market finished the year strong to beat its 2018 record would be an understatement. “A year-end rally (...)
Zurich-based Credit Suisse, advised by Paris-based Belvedere Capital, has acquired for one of its real estate funds the Inspira office building, located in Issy-les-Moulineaux, (...)
Investment in French commercial real estate reached new highs in 2019, according to Knight Frank, the €35.4bn invested in France in 2019 representing a (...)
Global logistics specialist Goodman is to sell Spain's largest warehouse project, a 200,000 sqm Amazon mega-project near Seville for a price that reportedly could (...)
Investment in French retail property fell by 24% between the first and second quarters to €550m, taking total in 1H19 to €1.3bn but household (...)
After a rather quiet first quarter, French property investment picked up in 2Q19, taking total volume to €11.6bn in the first half, down a (...)
Spanish REIT/SOCIMI Colonial is reported to be preparing its entire logistics portfolio for sale in a deal that could fetch up to €400m. The portfolio is (...)
High-end residential property prices in Paris are on course for higher growth this year than in the world’s major home markets of London, New (...)
Non-resident foreign buyers of French housing rose last year by 2% while total investment was almost stable at €5.29bn, says BNP Paribas Real Estate. (...)
The Consumer Confidence Index follows a positive trend during 2017, increasing the footfall and with a positive impact on the sales of the retail (...)
E-commerce growth has been a key factor in the increase of logistics take-up, as well as new development projects. Logistics take-up in Madrid recorded 676,000 (...)
Despite persistent global geopolitical uncertainties, there have been positive improvements in the backdrop for European property investment during 2017. The Eurozone economy has performed above (...)
For the tenth consecutive month on 4 July 2017, the official cash rate remained unchanged by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), at 1.50%. The (...)
Improved leasing conditions combined with the ongoing erosion of industrial land in the Northern and Western regions has resulted in rental growth across prime (...)
In a continuation of last quarter’s theme, turnover volumes have remained very low for the year to date, borne out of a lack of (...)
Wealth creation gathered momentum during 2016, despite uncertainty over the future path of fiscal, economic and political policy. Being more mobile than, ever, many (...)
Sydney Olympic Park is located 14km West of the Sydney CBD and is a pivotal centre within Sydney. The area has experienced a vast (...)
Mainland Chinese firms remained the key driver in Central, while costconscious foreign firms continued to move out from the district, given new supply on (...)
Increased infrastructure investment and the rise of online retailing are driving positive tenant demand across Sydney while investment activity is elevated on the back (...)
The Australian tourism sector continues to go from strength to strength, underpinned by a resurgence in international visitors brought about by steady growth in (...)
The market will be supported by a lack of supply in 2017 and into 2018. Longer term proposed developments are providing choice for potential (...)
An overhaul entrenched deep beneath the usual look and feel of imagination is taking shape in the Indian real estate sector. Metro cities are bustling (...)
The retail industry is one of the most dynamic, exciting and fast moving sectors. It offers tremendous value and success to the well advised. (...)
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates that overall real GDP growth in the UAE registered 3.9% in 2015 and is expected to fall in (...)
The market of the capital did not experience any supply increase of quality retail space in Q1 2017 along with a year earlier: not (...)
Despite subdued market performance in 2016, the commercial market in Dubai has demonstrated partial recovery in Q1 2017, with sentiment continuing to gain momentum (...)
After decades of disappointing performance, African economic growth began to accelerate around the turn of the century. The continent averaged GDP growth of more (...)
The retail market faced continuing headwinds in Q1 2017, as the strong Dirham continued to dent retail sales. This in turn exerted pressure on (...)
The free movement of goods, services, capital and labour within Europe is not based on European Union (EU) membership. Single market access is based (...)
One of the first outcomes from the result of the referendum is that the value of the pound will inevitably fall in the near-term, (...)
In the Brisbane industrial market there has continued to be divergence between the occupier and investment markets. While a number of large, high profile (...)
Melbourne industrial available space increased by 62,715m² or 6.2% over the three months to April 2016. Total vacancy now measures 1,074,788m2 across 94 buildings, (...)
Prime grade (Grade A + and A) office rents in Raffles Place/Marina Bay decreased by 3.4% quarter-on-quarter (q-o-q) in Q2 2016, marking its fifth (...)
Today 11 buildings comprising office premises are delivered with 905,5 thousand sq m GLA of offices. Class A office supply in Moscow-City holds about (...)
Overall growth in annual capital values has returned to more sustainable levels close to that experienced just over two years ago in the Australian (...)
Built-to-suit warehouses located in the industrial park A Plus Park Shushary were delivered. They were constructed for specific needs of the tenants. While the supply (...)
The supply growth of quality retail real estate of Moscow region have not been registered in Q1 2016: not a single shopping centre was (...)
The Bucharest office market experienced another buoyant year. Total annual take-up reached 247,000 sq m in 2015, albeit a little shy of the 2014 (...)
Office take-up in Vienna fell by 9% yearon- year to reach 190,000 sq m in 2015. Comparatively, 2016 has been off to a solid (...)
The office market in Dubai remained relatively subdued during the first half of 2016. The slowdown in the economy and consequent cutbacks in the (...)
While deal volumes remain well below average levels, stock volumes have picked up a little in the run up to the EU Referendum, with (...)
On Hong Kong Island, Grade-A office leasing remained subdued in May, because of limited supply. Mainland firms remained the key demand driver, one of (...)
Uganda’s economy continued to grow in the current financial year 2015/16 albeit at a slower pace of 4.6 percent compared to a 5 percent (...)
In its World Economic Outlook titled ‘Too Slow for Too Long’ (April 2016), the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reduced its global growth forecasts to (...)
Performance in the industrial sector remained flat over the first half of the year, as occupiers postponed new purchases and expansion requirements on the (...)
With just under a month to go until the EU Referendum vote, discussions of the impact either outcome would have on the UK economy (...)
Over the last five years, the Government has made significant changes to the planning system, introduced schemes to boost development such as Help to (...)
Certainly, there is more shaping sterling’s value than just the Brexit debate. However, in the UK bookmakers have a better track record on calling (...)
Events in the world’s two largest economies look set to dominate proceedings in 2016. The scale of the slowdown in China and the speed of (...)
According to the Italian Statistics Office, 2015 marked a turning point for residential prices with price growth reentering positive territory. Prime prices, having softened (...)
Spain’s economy has recovered strongly following the Eurozone crisis. In 2016, Spain’s GDP growth (2.6%) is forecast to exceed that of both the UK (...)
Residential prices across London have grown strongly in recent years, but many areas which have seen large-scale regeneration and redevelopment have outperformed, and have (...)
The value of the prime (luxury) global residential property markets rose on average by 1.8% in 2015, according to the latest results of The (...)
The rising number of students in Australia, in particular international students, is having a direct impact on the demand for quality and affordable purpose (...)
Mayfair has outperformed other prime central London property markets against the backdrop of cooling demand over the last year. The primary cause of the slowdown (...)
While Abu Dhabi has historically been driven by corporate and MICE visitation, leisure tourism has seen a boost over the past few years supported (...)
At the beginning of April 2016, the Warsaw office market amounted to 4.7m sq m of total stock. The rentable office stock reached a (...)
Take-up fell by 29% year-on-year, primarily due to the absence of largescale deals throughout 2015. Only two deals over 10,000 sq m concluded during (...)
10 business centres (mostly Class B) were commissioned, including facilities for own use. Their total leasable area is a little more than 100 thousand (...)
Office take-up in the Amsterdam region reached just over 265,000 sq m in 2015, a 7% increase on 2014. Of the total take-up, approximately (...)
To say there has been no effect from the referendum would be nonsense. At every presentation I give the referendum issue draws the most (...)
The first estimate of Q1 2016 GDP growth was 0.4% quarter-on-quarter, down on the Q4 2015 figure of 0.6%. Nonetheless, the consensus outlook for (...)
Despite maintaining healthy GDP growth levels in 2015 (3.4% as forecasted by the IMF), the impact of lower oil prices is expected to trickle (...)
Sub-Saharan Africa is experiencing a wave of modern mall development, on the back of the growth of the region’s consumer markets. This trend is (...)
The case for the continued outperformance of Ireland’s real estate market in a European context was underlined in the European Commission’s latest economic outlook. (...)
A total of €37.4 billion was invested in European commercial property in Q1 2016, a 36.9% decrease compared with Q1 2015. This was the (...)
Uncertainty, power shortages, worse economic data and the national elections on 11 August 2016 continue to dominate the market. GDP growth of 3.6% last (...)
Total annual office take-up in the big five German cities was just under 3 million sq m for 2015 – up 20% on the (...)
The office markets of Switzerland’s major cities have seen significant development activity in recent years, however there is still a high volume of low (...)
The rationalisation and contraction of tenants was a key theme in Moscow’s office landscape throughout 2015. This was on the back of falling commodity (...)
The final three months of 2015 represented the largest quarterly leasing volume recorded in Prague. Approximately 140,000 sq m was let, taking the full-year (...)
Office (5,000 sq m) by Herbewo International and Benaco (3,200 sq m) completed by DK Development. As of the end of March 2016, as (...)
With the largest transactions of the first quarter in Reading, it was activity in the M4 market which underpinned the positive start to the (...)
In Q1 2016, the Grade-A office markets in major Greater China cities continued to perform well. Beijing continued to witness robust demand from domestic (...)
At the beginning of April 2016, the Warsaw office market amounted to 4.7m sq m of total stock. The rentable office stock reached a (...)
While some islands and archipelagos are back on the radar of second home buyers, others are still struggling to see sustained price growth following (...)
House prices across the 55 housing markets tracked by our Global House Price Index grew by 3.4% on average in the 12 months to (...)
Knight Frank’s Prime Global Rental Index, which tracks the change in luxury residential rents across 17 cities globally, fell for a third consecutive quarter (...)
In the six months to January 2016 the Adelaide CBD recorded an increase in gross supply additions of 27,117m², 43% above the historical average (...)
Gross suburban office supply totalled 90,344m2 in 2015, the second highest level of new supply delivered to the market in the past 15 years (...)
After several testing years the Algarve is back on the radar of second home buyers. Realistic pricing, the availability of cheap finance, strong investment (...)
This change in trend has also affected developer activity. 2015 saw an 8% fall in owner and co-operative development, in favour of more traditional (...)
Gross CBD office supply totalled 45,069m2 in the six months to January 2016, wholly as a result of the completion of 567 Collins Street (...)
Vancouver leads our rankings for the fourth consecutive quarter with prime prices in the city increasing by 26% in the year to March 2016. (...)
There was very little change in total stock for the Brisbane CBD market in the six months to January 2016. There was no new (...)
There was 113,463m2 of new supply added to Perth CBD stock since July 2015. This is attributed to a number of buildings across the (...)
After being driven by household consumption and net exports between 2012 and 2014, Romania’s economic growth has begun to receive the support of investments (...)
2015 was a period of further intensive development in the Kraków office market, which resulted in record-breaking developers’ activity and volume of lease transactions, (...)
India's retail sector has been undergoing structural changes for the last two decades. Shopping malls, lined with specialty retailers, started dotting the retail markets (...)
In 2015, the Frankfurt office market registered a take-up volume of approx. 390,500 sq m, an increase of 6 % year-on-year. At around 211,900 (...)
Office take-up in the Amsterdam region increased in 2015, due primarily to rising activity in the city of Amsterdam itself. Annual take-up in the (...)
The more widespread growth in house prices since mid-2013 has prompted a further step up in interest in funding residential development schemes among lenders. (...)
The development land market has borne the full brunt of the financial and real estate crisis. The value of development land plummeted in value (...)
To mark the 10th edition of The Wealth Report, this year’s Attitudes Survey takes a 10-year view. We look back at how the attitudes (...)
Melbourne’s industrial sales volumes in 2015 declined by 49% compared to the preceding year after steadily growing since 2010. However, a number of assets (...)
An all-time high level of sales volume recorded in the Suburban office market contributed to the second highest ever level of Non-CBD office investment (...)
Residential sales across France increased by 12.5% year-on-year according to the Notaires de France as a more stable economic outlook filtered through into buyer (...)
Being one of a handful of European countries still in negative growth in 2014, the threat of a Grexit and Russia falling back into (...)
During the first nine months of 2015, office take-up in Dublin reached 1.73 million sq ft (c. 160,000 sq m). This is up 26% (...)
The current office supply in 2015 stands at 4,671,593 square metres, an increase of 96,405 square metres or 2.11% from the previous year. The (...)
The Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics (DGBAS) of the Executive Yuan estimated that the GDP growth in 2015 was 2.32%. According to (...)
With the total office stock estimated at approximately 4.38 million sq m, the modern office market in Warsaw has kept its leading position among (...)
There were only three favourable factors with the on-going MRT and infrastructure project ranked first, well ahead of the two others, namely availability of (...)
A solid economic background and a stable political situation in Europe have boosted investments in the real estate markets. According to the Real Capital (...)
The UN is forecasting the world’s cities to increase in population by 380 million people in the next five years. Consequently, the planet will (...)
Brisbane has become a viable and more affordable option for those local and foreign developers unable to enter the more established cities south of (...)
Local and foreign purchasers continue to fuel sales activity for development sites with potential for higher density apartments, despite many cranes spanning the horizon. (...)
According to the latest research bulletin on Africa’s property hotspots issued by Knight Frank, Nigeria is gradually attracting international investment interest as a result (...)
The economy continued to recover from the low growth recorded since financial year 2011/12 which incidentally was the election year. During the year ending June (...)
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