Nadia Elghamry
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Cambridge storms ahead in office race
Cambridge has stormed ahead of Oxford in the race for office occupiers, with take-up in its core markets up 75% in the past five years, nearly double Oxford’s growth of…
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HMRC tops list of government space disposals
IN NUMBERS: Three departments are delivering half of all space cuts made across government.
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The great property crash of 2017?
London’s rental boom and the postponement of business rates revaluation could leave occupiers facing a huge rates hike in 2017.
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MIPIM 2015: It’s a wrap!
WATCH: Spanning everything from deals to devolution, the sun has set on MIPIM 2015
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Building accelerates in face of cooling sales
Developers in London are building an increasing number of homes despite slowing sales.
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Developers sitting on ‘gigantic’ bank of permitted developments
MIPIM IN NUMBERS: London developers are sitting on more than 15m sq ft of permitted office space, but remain hesitant to start construction.
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IN NUMBERS: Inner London resi breaks through £1m barrier
MIPIM: Prices for the average inner London home broke through the £1m barrier for the first time as capital values for new properties rose by 23% last year.
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London Investor Guide 2015: Solid suburban resi market outperforms core
With resi starts at a high and sales slipping, how fast is the steam coming out of the London market?
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Industrial data: The winner is…
It has let enough shed space to fill the Vatican City four times over. At 19m sq ft of industrial space disposed of in 2014, JLL is at the top…
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London Investor Guide 2015: Space – the financial frontier
Move over TMT, you’ve had a good run but it looks like your time as the darling of the property world is coming to an end. The new winner of…
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The house price growth gap
As affordability starts to strangle growth in the South, which markets might prove a hit for investors?
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JLL tops industrial league table
The agent disposed of 19m sq ft of shed space last year.