UK senior living developers set to build 50,000 new homes
Number of private units expected to jump 30% by end of 2023 with a focus on higher-value southern markets
View ArticleManchester sets target for carbon-neutral development
Strategy calls for zero-carbon schemes.
View ArticleVacant London and Midlands shops get repurposed quickest
Vacant retail space is being redeveloped more quickly in Greater London and the Midlands than in the rest of the country, according to new data from the Local Data Company (LDC).
View ArticleUK industrial and logistics shrugs off Brexit concerns to post strong third...
The UK’s industrial and logistics market saw a strong third quarter with big box take-up reaching over 6.6m sq ft, according to JLL.
View ArticleCity spent just 40% of S106 and CIL receipts
City Corporation has spent only £80.7m of the £206m it took in from developers
View ArticleOffice occupiers in Thames Valley reluctant to go green
Car use still a priority, Savills finds.
View ArticleCRoW Act protects huge chunk of land from development
A chunk of land seven times larger than Greater London is protected from development under England’s ancient common land laws, research from property data firm Search Acumen reveals.
View ArticleMost investors to maintain or step up real asset investment
Survey reveals majority of pension funds and insurance firms will continue to invest despite market concerns.
View ArticleBlackstone ups real estate AUM by 31% in a year to $157bn
Blackstone has seen assets under management in its real estate arm jump 31% over the past year to $157bn.
View ArticleBrexit deal could lead to increased investment in fourth quarter
A Brexit deal could result in a surge in property investment in the fourth quarter of 2019 after political uncertainty drove volumes down 25% in the first three quarters of the year, according to new...
View ArticleProperty to be one of UK’s best performing industries in 2020
The UK real estate sector is poised to be among the country’s top five best-performing industries in the coming year, according to research conducted by the Centre for Economics and Business Research...
View ArticleResearch reveals fall in commercial spending by LAs
Local authority spending on commercial property has fallen sharply this year and is expected to fall further in 2020 because of an increase in borrowing costs.
View ArticleFeet of clay cannot keep walking
REITs’ share prices rebounded 5% in a Brexit relief bounce as the receding risk of no deal drove up the value of sterling against the US dollar.
View ArticleIndustrial and office rental growth slows on London’s fringe
Industrial and office rental growth has slowed dramatically in and around Greater London, according to research by Glenny.
View ArticleSale and leaseback transactions account for 11% of retail transactions in Europe
Sale and leaseback (SLB) transactions account for more than 11% of this year’s retail transactions in Europe, according to data by Savills.
View ArticleFloods threaten billions of pounds worth of commercial property
Billions of pounds worth of commercial properties throughout England are at risk from increased flooding as a result of climate change, according to new research based on calculations using MSCI’s...
View ArticleIndustry’s confidence in overseas investor appetite plummets
The real estate’s confidence in investor and developer finance from overseas has plummeted in the last six months in the face of global economic and political uncertainty.
View ArticleLondon light industrial rents continue to soar
JLL data shows rents have risen more than 15% over the past year in several locations across the capital.
View ArticleIndustrial & logistics census 2019: positive signs for logistics
The responses to Property Week, Savills and Tritax Symmetry’s third annual market census, in association with Analytiqa, show a mostly positive outlook for the industrial and logistics sector.
View ArticleInvestment in UK hotel sector substantially down on 2018
Investment in the UK hotel sector reached just 52% of 2018’s full-year figures by the end of Q3 2019 and is likely to remain significantly adrift by the year-end, reveals the latest LSH hotels report.
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