Savills has posted stronger-than-expected trading results for the year to date, the company told its annual general meeting today.
The business saw its investment and leasing activities in the prime central London sector improve over the period compared with the same period in 2014.
Savills also reported improved performance across the regions and various market sectors.
The firm performed strongly outside the UK, with its recently acquired US division Savills Studley posting strong results.
The company said it saw further growth opportunities for the business to join the acquisition of the Cooper Brady Partnership.
European trading was also better than expected, in Spain and Germany in particular.
Savills’ investment arm, Cordea Savills, reported results in line with the company’s expectations up to the proposed acquisition of the SEB Asset Management business in March.
