Commercial Intelligence

Commercial property, priced from three sides.

Commercial Intelligence covers offices, logistics and industrial, retail, land, apartments and rental housing in one place: asking prices and €/m² statistics per city, indicative yields, recorded transactions, and a bottom-up construction cost per m² built from developers’ own filed accounts and indexed to today. Every build-cost figure keeps a link to the filing it came from, so a number can be traced back to its source document.

Offices, logistics, retail and land

Offices, logistics, retail and land: what is asked, what is actually paid, and what it costs to build.

Asking prices and €/m²€/m²

Asking prices and €/m² statistics per city and asset class, from listing portals, official registers and broker benchmarks in one place.

Indicative yields% yield

Indicative yields per market and asset class, so a building can be placed against what comparable stock is trading at.

Recorded transactionsrecorded deals

Recorded commercial transactions with the parties, the price and the date, not just what a building was listed at.

Construction costs€/m² to build

Bottom-up build cost per m² from developers’ own filed accounts, indexed to today, with a regional factor for the city.

Supply and distributionsupply

How much stock is on the market and how it is moving: supply, distribution and the series behind the headline number.

Asset classes6 classes

Offices, logistics and industrial, retail, land, apartments and rental housing, each with its own statistics.

6asset classes priced
21cities with a build-cost factor
3price views: asked, paid, built
every €/m²traced to the filed account it came from

How Commercial Intelligence is built

  1. 1

    Listings and registers

    Portal listings, official registers and broker benchmarks are normalised into one comparable €/m² series per city and asset class.

  2. 2

    Transactions and filings

    Recorded deals and developers’ filed accounts turn asking prices into transacted prices and real build costs.

  3. 3

    Evidence kept

    Every construction-cost figure keeps its source filing, so a number can be traced back to the document it came from.

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