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With the deleveraging process underway as banks respond to growing regulation and with an increasing number of new non-banks emerging, what has been the impact on the funding gap in the near term? In this webcast we will update our analysis and explore progress in the net debt funding gap at a country level. We also review progress in plugging the funding gap and the changing debt landscape, particularly across Europe.

Property continues to look attractively priced

This webcast provides the latest quarterly update to the DTZ Fair Value Index™, the first ever forward looking global commercial property value index.

The Index offers investors insight into the relative attractiveness of current pricing in prime office, retail and industrial markets across Europe, Asia Pacific and the Americas, based on DTZ Research's extensive forecasting coverage of over 200 global markets.

This update, based on our Q1 2013 forecast figures, shows which markets have become hotter, colder or stayed the same and will focus on the European and UK property markets.

In this webcast we will review the latest trends in the Asia Pacific commercial real estate investment market and present our outlook, including the latest quarterly update to the DTZ Fair Value Index™, the first ever forward looking global commercial property value index.

DTZ's Money into Property is now in its 39th year. The report measures the development and structure of the global investment market across 42 markets globally. In this webcast we focus on recent developments in Asia Pacific’s investment market. It highlights trends in the market from both a debt and equity perspective, including a review of sentiment. Finally we consider the outlook for the market in terms of liquidity and relative value.

DTZ's Money into Property is now in its 39th year. The report measures the development and structure of the global investment market across 42 markets globally. In this webcast we focus on recent developments in the UK's investment market. It highlights trends in the market from both a debt and equity perspective, including a review of sentiment. Finally we consider the outlook for the market in terms of liquidity and relative value.

DTZ's Money into Property is now in its 39th year. The report measures the development and structure of the global investment market across 42 markets globally. In this webcast we focus on recent developments in the North American investment market. It highlights trends in the market from both a debt and equity perspective, including a review of sentiment. Finally we consider the outlook for the market in terms of liquidity and relative value.

DTZ's Money into Property is now in its 39th year. The report measures the development and structure of the global investment market across 42 markets globally. In this webcast we focus on recent developments in Europe’s investment market, including the UK. It highlights trends in the market from both a debt and equity perspective, including a review of sentiment. Finally we consider the outlook for the market in terms of liquidity and relative value.

A subdued outlook for financial sector employment is raising important questions for landlords, investors and developers in the City of London market:

•How has demand been impacted since the financial crisis?
•Will demand from other sectors rise to take the place of the financial sector?
•What will be the net impact on demand?
•What is the outlook for prime rents in the City?

In this webcast we aim to answer these questions, analyse the changing pattern of occupier demand and provide our outlook for take-up and rents going forward.

The amount of capital for investment globally in 2013 continues to grow. Join our webcast to see what opportunities this capital is targeting and how trends have evolved over the last six months in what remain challenging conditions for investors.

This webcast will outline DTZ’s foresights for occupiers for the year 2013 with a particular focus on the Indian real estate market.
In our top-down review, we will cover global, regional and local real estate markets and provide our views on the latest economic trends, occupiers’ perspective on the year 2013 and key performance indicators for the real estate sector.