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Preliminary Results for the year ended 30 April 2010
07-13-2010  DTZ Holdings plc, a major global real estate adviser, today announces its preliminary results for the year ended 30 April 2010.
 
DTZ Zadelhoff once again the largest adviser in office, business and retail property markets
04-19-2010  As in previous years, DTZ Zadelhoff is once again the Netherlands’ largest office, business and retail property adviser. In these three categories DTZ Zadelhoff is the market leader recording volume levels over double those of its nearest competitor. With 704,000 m2 in deals DTZ is well ahead of its competitors in the office market. Helped by its excellent contacts in the world of logistics, DTZ is way ahead of the field in the Dutch business property market. Fielding an impressive management portfolio of over 40 shopping centres, DTZ is the largest adviser in retail property, as is evident from the Top 101 estate agents rankings published by PropertyNL in its Friday 16 April edition.
 
Old stock fast losing appeal
03-22-2010  ‘A study into the supply of office space on the market has shown that almost 2 million m2 has been available for more than three years. That is 28% of the total supply. If nothing is done, this structural supply will even reach 44% by the end of the year; that’s almost 3 million m2’, says Cuno van Steenhoven, CEO of property adviser DTZ Zadelhoff. Today sees the publication of the office market report ‘Availability is ageing’, containing a thorough analysis of the structural supply. Together with the detailed DTZ Zadelhoff Property Vision Map, the structural supply for each municipality has literally been mapped out and compared with concrete plans for new developments. This report also contains a detailed profile of the four major cities.
 
Investment market for rented housing grew strongly in 2009
03-08-2010  ‘The investment market for existing rented housing has grown by 20% in the past year. In 2009 the total investment volume was EUR 1.1 billion compared to EUR 900 million in 2008’, says Eddy Halter, deputy director of DTZ Zadelhoff. Following a sharp fall in prices at the start of 2009, by 10-15% compared to mid-2008, prices in the second half of 2009 remained virtually stable. Supply largely came from institutional investors. They increasingly accepted the lower price levels, which had a positive effect on the number of transactions.
 
Cuno van Steenhoven nominated for Real Estate Award
01-26-2010  Cuno van Steenhoven, Chairman of the executive board of DTZ Zadelhoff, is nominated for the ‘Vastgoedmarkt’ Award 2009/2010. Other nominees are Hein Brand (ING Real Estate), Gerard Groener (Corio), Isaac Kalisvaart (MAB Development) and Joop Leliveld (Midreth). The winner of this annual prize is chosen by the subscribers of magazine ‘Vastgoedmarkt’ in the Netherlands.
 
‘Confidence and capital on the rise in investment market’
01-06-2010  ‘Whereas in 2008 and 2009 it was clearly still winter on the Dutch property market, now, in early 2010, the winter is coming to an end’, said Cuno van Steenhoven, Chairman of the Executive Board of DTZ Zadelhoff property consultants. ‘The investment market is showing signs of a revival, and several foreign investors are looking for Dutch property once again’, Van Steenhoven reported.
 
Half-year results DTZ Holdings plc. for the six months ended 31 October 2009
12-09-2009  DTZ Holdings plc today announced its half-year results for the six months ended 31 October 2009. DTZ Holdings plc is one of the partners within the Dutch DTZ Zadelhoff v.o.f. To read more on the results please go to the website of DTZ Holdings plc.
 
Executive Board of DTZ Zadelhoff appoints two new members
12-02-2009  On 1 January 2010, property adviser DTZ Zadelhoff v.o.f. will be welcoming two new members to the Executive Board. Partner Jeroen de Bruijn (46) succeeds Mathijn van de Pas on the Executive Board. In addition, DTZ Zadelhoff has appointed Meint Feenstra as the new Director of Operations. Feenstra will be responsible, amongst other things, for the development, implementation and improvement of systems and processes to support our business operations.
 
Hotel properties: ‘book’ now!
11-26-2009  Property proves to be a safe investment, even in less favourable economic times. Prices of residential and business properties have fallen less sharply than share prices. Unfortunately, the same does not hold true for properties in the hotel sector. Room yields and the resulting value of hotel properties are strongly related to market movements, as a study from DTZ Zadelhoff in the Netherlands shows. The recent share price revival is therefore a good indicator that this is a good time to join the hotel property market. 
 
Risk aversion remains across Europe reports DTZ
11-03-2009  Commercial real estate investors across Europe show little willingness to move up the risk curve, according to DTZ’s latest European Quarterly report, published today.  Over the third quarter, commercial real estate investment activity remained focused on the main liquid and transparent markets of Western Europe. 
 
 
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