Analysis
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Mad for mid-box: industrial rents on the rise
The shortage of industrial space is most acute for units of 50,000 to 100,000 sq ft and landlords can look forward to rising rents
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Private rented sector nears £1tn
The total value of the UK private rented sector is set to exceed £1tn within the next four weeks
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Space race demands new strategy
By 2019 London will need an additional 5.1m sq ft of office space to accommodate professional services
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M25 league table June 2015
The first EGi M25 offices league grants the narrowest of victories for an extraordinarily close finish.
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EG Offices – Riding the wave
RESEARCH: Property returns are at a 25-year high but it’s been a wild ride along the way.
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Breaking up is hard to do
Does the end of an office lease have to be a financial car crash or can landlord and tenant drive off in opposite directions amicably?
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Briefing – Rise of a global superpower
BRIEFING: TPG-backed DTZ’s agreed $2bn (£1.3bn) acquisition of Cushman & Wakefield looks set to finally break CBRE’s and JLL’s duopoly on the global agency market.
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Serviced office market grows 67% in 10 years
The serviced office market has grown by 67% over the past 10 years, according to the latest Business Footprint report
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The Briefing: Regions running on empty
Five of the UK’s six largest regional office markets face up to an average of just three years of available stock
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LOMA Q1 2015: City starts on the up
City construction was the story of the quarter, with starts in the first three months of the year higher than in the whole of either 2014 or 2013.
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Dubai resi values drop
IN NUMBERS: Residential prices in Dubai are set to fall by up to 5% in the first half of this year, according to Deloitte Real Estate
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REview: Fear factor favours Tories
This week Grosvenor’s Mark Preston added his voice to the chorus of property leaders speaking out about the general election.