"The cost to occupiers of taking space in the world’s best prime office buildings* rose by 1.3% in Q3 2026, according to Savills latest Prime Office Costs report, bringing the year-on-year change to 4.7%."

"Gen Z office workers (those born between 1997 - 2012) want to be in the office 3.4 days a week on average, have good Wi-Fi and be located close to public transport connections, gyms and Pilates studios, according to new research from Savills."

"A Savills global study of over 2,000 offices across major global cities identifies a potential rental premium of up to 23% and longer leases for office buildings that have strong environmental accreditation."

"According to the Savills Next-Generation Wealth Hubs Index, New York is the world’s leading destination for the next generation of wealthy individuals under 40 who have recently made or inherited their wealth. It is followed by Miami, London, San Francisco and Los Angeles. Markets across Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA) account for more than half of the global top 30. The region’s strength lies in its combination of lifestyle, global connectivity and wealth preservation."

"A worldwide survey of corporate occupiers by Savills, carried out with global real estate association CoreNet Global, has found that while almost two-thirds (64%) of executive teams primarily view the workplace as either a driver of culture and collaboration or a source of competitive advantage, only 36% are confident in their ability to measure if it is delivering on those goals."

"Global real estate investment activity reached around US$250bn in Q2, up 13% year-on-year, says Savills, with a stronger pipeline supporting expectations of further growth in 2026."

"Savills, a global real estate adviser, has announced its financial results for the six months ended 30 June 2026. The Group reported year-on-year revenue growth across all business segments."

"Savills plc today announces its unaudited results for the six months ended 30 June 2026."

"While the US, followed by China, remains the dominant data centre market globally by sheer capacity, Malaysia has scaled the most rapidly – by 132% – over just two years, says Savills, with Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Finland, India, the Philippines and Australia also growing to meaningful scale very quickly."