Stacey Meadwell
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Caution rules
Fine toothcomb: Despite strong demand, funders are being extremely careful about what schemes they will back. The figures for October, when they are collated, could well show that the…
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A taste of munich
After hours Following a long day at Expo, it is time for rest and relaxation.Stacey Meadwell recommends what nightlife to sample in the city .
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Scottish uprising
How will the credit-crunch, stock market jitters and profit warnings affect the Scottish market in the coming months? Softening yields and rental growth are predicted for Edinburgh and Glasgow.
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Yields on hold
Yields are forecast to remain steady alongside some rental growth, despite growing economic turmoil. Investment No prime yield shift is forecast by CB Richard Ellis for next year, despite a…
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Faster forward
Times are promising for investors, as rising rents are mirroring take-up levels. Investment Despite growing signs of woe in the financial sector and increases in interest rates, CB Richard Ellis…
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Staying power
Occupiers in London’s flashiest business location will not necessarily be voting with their feet as rents increase – well, not unless the boss decides to move house.
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Bumpy ride ahead
Agents are adjusting forecasts, but remain confident that the underlying market remains strong. . What a difference four weeks can make.
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The heat is off
Wait and see As the office market cools and the gap between secondary and primary yields widen, agents are hoping for a soft landing.
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Extreme makeover
It might look like a building site and make for an unpleasant shopping experience, but the renovation of Liverpool’s city centre should see it scale the retail rankings once again.
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Key time for office market
With city-centre offices in critically short supply, uncertainty surrounding future developments is growing deeper.
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Bumpier roads
Under pressure: Agents are warning investors to be cautious in a market where the demand to secure good returns is high.
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Twin peaks
Market forecast History shows that the market peaks every seven to eight years, so is it at the top?