Olesya Dzuba

olesya.dzuba@eu.jll.com

Olesya is a well-known expert in real estate research with solid analytical background and a proven track record of accomplishments. She started her carrier at Renaissance Capital investment bank, where she was involved in Russian macro economy and fixed income market analysis. In 2009, she moved on to JLL where she grew from leading retail and capital markets research teams to the Head of Research position. Olesya also worked as Head of Research at Colliers and CBRE.

Blogs by  Olesya

2019 Moscow real estate market outlook

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There are signs of recovery on the Moscow commercial real estate market, selective rental rates growth will spread out everywhere After long stagnation, the vacancy rates across all Moscow commercial real estate segments have declined to a low level, leading to a start of construction activity, and some submarkets have already recorded smooth rental rates […]

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More US sanctions on Russia

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The US continues to impose new sanctions on Russia to threaten additional ones. A bill introduced last week by US Senator Linsey Graham includes a ban on new Russian sovereign debt purchases by US individuals and banks and on Russian state banks. This week, the US has imposed a new set of sanctions against Russia […]

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How digitalisation change commercial real estate

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Digital technologies are everywhere around us. Using the Internet we read the news, check emails and update our calendars, review social networks and news feeds, and communicate with people via instant messengers. We visit banking branches less frequently, as we pay bills either online or through mobile applications. We order food and make purchases online. […]

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Real Estate Investment Market in Russia

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Investment into Russian real estate is gaining momentum, with the total volume of Q2 2011 investment in Russia up 139% YoY; to USD2.5bn. Commercial real estate investments increased 164% YoY in Q2 2011, to USD2.4bn. We expect a further increase in real estate investment volumes in 2011, with the annual volume reaching USD7bn, of which […]

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