CBRE
Signals mentioning CBRE
- Resurfacing a 2024 report: Delhi-NCR retail leasing and rents rose as 27 mn sq ft supply pipeline builds
- Delhi-NCR retail leasing and rents rise, resurfacing a 2024 report of a 27m sq ft pipeline taking shape
- Delhi-NCR retail leasing rose through 2024 as mall vacancies tightened and rents climbed, data resurfacing from early 2024 shows
- Delhi-NCR retail leasing tightened in 2024 as 27m sq ft of new supply was planned through 2028
- Delhi-NCR retail pipeline tops 27 million sq ft through 2028, per resurfaced January 2024 report, as leasing and rents rise
- Resurfacing a 2024 move: Delhi-NCR retail leasing accelerated as mall vacancies fell and high-street rents rose
- Delhi-NCR retail pipeline tops 27 million sq ft through 2028
- Delhi-NCR retail rents rise as 27m sq ft development pipeline takes shape, resurfacing a early-2024 report
- Resurfacing a 2024 report: Delhi-NCR retail leasing rose as premium-mall vacancies and available space tightened
- Delhi-NCR retail leasing and rents rise as 27m sq ft of new supply is planned
- Resurfacing 2024 data: Delhi-NCR retail leasing rose as 27m sq ft pipeline targets 2024–28
- Resurfacing a 2024 report: Delhi-NCR retail leasing and rents rose as 27m sq ft of new space is planned by 2028
- Delhi-NCR retail leasing and rents climb as mall vacancies tighten, resurfacing a 2024 report
- Resurfacing a 2024 report: Delhi-NCR retail leasing and rents rose as 27m sq ft of supply was planned
- Delhi-NCR retail leasing and rents rise as mall vacancy declines, resurfacing a December 2024 report
- Delhi-NCR retail leasing accelerated in 2024 as mall vacancy dropped and rents rose
- Delhi-NCR retail leasing rises as rents climb; 27m sq ft pipeline projected through 2028
- Resurfacing a 2024 report: Delhi-NCR retail leasing and rents rose as 27 mn sq ft pipeline took shape
- Resurfacing a December 2024 report: Delhi-NCR retail leasing accelerated as 27m sq ft pipeline targets 2028
- Resurfacing 2024 data: Delhi-NCR retail leasing hit records last year as mall vacancies fell and high-street rents climbed