Real Estate Investment and Services

Savills plc

Savills Predicts Slowdown in Property Transactions and Plans North American Expansion

Savills to Acquire Eastdil Secured for $1.1 Billion to Expand North American Presence

Savills Launches Ardenvohr Real Estate Redevelopment Project

Savills plc assisting Homes England in the redevelopment of Broadmarsh site

UK Hotel Investment Reaches 5 Billion Pounds in 2025

Savills plc Launches New Luxury Homes at The Vale Resort

Singapore Private Housing Rental Market Up 1.1% QoQ in Q3 2025

Savills Reports European Office Investment Revival with 43% YoY Increase

Savills plc Plans to Revamp The Priory Project in Edinburgh's MorningSide

UK Government Launches National Housing Bank with 2.5B Pound Low-Cost Loans

Savills plc Signs New Tenants at Park 17 Industrial Park

Savills plc Promotes Redesigned Marshall Building in Manchester

Savills Joins Olympia London Project

Savills Completes Hotel Acquisition to Boost Market Presence

Savills Signs Eco-Friendly Office Space Lease in Glasgow

Colliers International Singapore Lists Six Quality HDB Shophouses for Sale

Savills transforms 闲置农舍 into sustainable holiday accommodation

UK BTR Market Sets New High for Q1 2025 Investment

British property company Savills has warned of a slowdown in residential property transactions in the UK and Middle East due to the Iran war, which has created uncertainty around global interest rates. The firm anticipates delays in transactions and increased caution among buyers. Despite these challenges, Savills expects to exceed its annual revenue and profit forecasts for the year ending December 31. In 2025, revenue rose by 6% and underlying profit before tax increased by 11.4%. Savills also plans to expand in North America through the acquisition of Eastdil Secured for $1.1 billion.

Businesstimes News

UK’s Savills sees property slowdown as Iran war weighs on market

The Savills Middle East UAE Residential Investor Sentiment Survey reveals that nearly 45% of respondents plan to buy property in the next year, despite regional uncertainties. While geopolitical factors have caused caution, demand remains strong, with 32% undecided. Over 60% of property owners intend to hold or expand their portfolios, supporting pricing stability. The market is transitioning to a balanced phase, with a preference for ready properties over off-plan. Pricing sentiment indicates over 80% expect prices to soften or remain stable, leading to longer transaction timelines and increased selectivity among buyers.

Zawya

ZAWYA: Savills Survey: Despite regional uncertainties, nearly 45% respondents plan to buy property in the next 12 months

Egypt's real estate market remains stable amid regional uncertainty, according to Savills Egypt. Despite geopolitical pressures, developers are maintaining project pipelines and demand levels. Current cost pressures are linked to energy inputs and exchange rate movements, but no broad repricing of assets is expected. Real estate continues to be a hedge against inflation, with strong buyer activity. Developers are focused on sustaining sales and managing costs without panic. The outlook depends on the duration of the current conflict, but the market is expected to remain resilient, supported by underlying demand and investor interest.

ZAWYA: Savills: Egypt real estate remains stable amid regional uncertainty, with limited pricing impact

Savills Middle East's Q1 2026 Dubai Office Market report indicates that average office rents have stabilized at AED 238 per sq ft, marking a pause in rental growth. Despite regional disruptions, long-term confidence in the UAE's office market remains strong. The report highlights a shift in occupier behavior towards strategic decision-making rather than rental escalation, with a focus on tenure security and operational efficiency. The market is expected to transition with new supply, potentially easing pricing pressures. Savills anticipates a focus on strategic repositioning in 2026, supported by demand in prime locations.

ZAWYA: Dubai Office Market stabilises in Q1 2026 as occupier strategy takes centre stage, Savills reports

Savills has raised its forecast for Singapore's real estate investment sales in 2026 to between $35 billion and $40 billion, up from $34 billion, driven by low interest rates and strong capital inflows. The consultancy highlights that private capital, especially from family offices and high-net-worth investors, will be a key demand driver. Developers are expected to remain active in land acquisitions, focusing on sites with strong advantages. The main risk to this forecast is a potential escalation of the Iran conflict leading to an energy crisis.

Singapore Business Review

Savills raises Singapore investment sales forecast to $35b

Savills plc (LON:SVS) has experienced significant price fluctuations, currently trading at UK£8.11, which raises questions about its valuation. The stock's price-to-earnings ratio of 15.84x is slightly above the industry average of 13.99x, suggesting a reasonable price for potential buyers. Future earnings are expected to double, indicating strong growth potential. However, investors should consider the company's financial strength and risks, as Savills has two warning signs. Overall, while the outlook is positive, it may not be the best time to buy at current price levels.

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Should You Investigate Savills plc (LON:SVS) At UK£8.11?

Savills Publishes 2025 Annual Report and Sets Date for 2026 AGM

Tip Ranks

Savills Publishes 2025 Annual Report and Sets Date for 2026 AGM

Savills, a global real estate advisory firm, is acquiring a majority stake in Hotelivate, a hospitality advisory firm in South Asia, to create a unified brand, Hotelivate-Savills. This strategic investment aims to enhance hospitality advisory services amid growing demand in the Asia Pacific region. Hotelivate will maintain its operations while benefiting from Savills' extensive network. The acquisition reflects Savills' commitment to expanding in South Asia and enhancing its capabilities in hospitality advisory, as stated by executives from both firms.

Business Standard

Savills acquires majority stake in Hotelivate to expand APAC advisory

LAND

Savills Confirms Total Voting Rights at 146.2 Million Shares

Land Securities Group PLC

Savills Confirms Total Voting Rights at 146.2 Million Shares

Savills plc (LON:SVS) reached a new 52-week low of GBX 812, closing at GBX 813, with a trading volume of 1,302,729 shares. Despite this decline, Shore Capital Group maintains a "buy" rating, with an average target price of GBX 1,180. The company reported earnings per share of GBX 77.20 and has a market cap of £1.12 billion. Recent insider purchases indicate confidence in the stock, with insiders acquiring 42,026 shares valued at approximately £36.76 million over the last three months.

Savills plc(SVS.UK)

UK’s Savills sees property slowdown as Iran war weighs on market

ZAWYA: Savills Survey: Despite regional uncertainties, nearly 45% respondents plan to buy property in the next 12 months

ZAWYA: Savills: Egypt real estate remains stable amid regional uncertainty, with limited pricing impact

ZAWYA: Dubai Office Market stabilises in Q1 2026 as occupier strategy takes centre stage, Savills reports

Savills raises Singapore investment sales forecast to $35b

Should You Investigate Savills plc (LON:SVS) At UK£8.11?

Savills Publishes 2025 Annual Report and Sets Date for 2026 AGM

Savills acquires majority stake in Hotelivate to expand APAC advisory

Savills Confirms Total Voting Rights at 146.2 Million Shares

Savills (LON:SVS) Reaches New 12-Month Low - Here's Why