Analysis
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Office rents expected to rise in London
Commercial rents in London are expected to rise by 6% on average over the next 12 months, the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors has said.
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UK House prices to rise 22.8% by 2020
UK house prices are set to grow by 22.8% over the next five years, according to forecasts from JLL in its Building Foundations Report.
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Summer in the City (fringe)
The traditional summer lull saw take-up slide and less than a handful of big ticket deals. Nevertheless, agents remain upbeat. Alexander Peace looks into a busy but increasingly tight marketplace
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Briefing: Out of space
As supply dwindles in all of the UK’s major office markets, could now be the time for developers to start building speculatively?
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MIPIM UK 2015 debate round-up: Which way now?
MIPIM UK 2015 DEBATE ROUND-UP: As rents in central London boom, developers see great opportunities in fringe locations
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Sweden most liquid real estate market
Sweden has Europe’s most liquid property market, according to new research
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Shopping centres drive UK returns
Out-of-town shopping centre values increased by 6% in Q3 2015, the second highest quarterly increase since 2000
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Thames-side homes achieve 67% premium
Homes for sale on the Thames or with views of the river can command up to 67% more according to research from Cluttons.
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Insurers plan more property investment
Some 82% of insurers plan to increase their exposure to alternative assets such as real estate, according to new research
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£100m deals soar in South East
The number of £100m-plus deals in the South East office market has reached a four-year high
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Newcastle league table – out of town prospers
Newcastle agents landed one-fifth more deals than last year despite the shortage of quality office stock in the city centre, writes Jim Larkin.
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Briefing: Occupiers feeling the pinch
The cost of occupying space is about more than just rent – service charges and business rates also push up costs.