Estates Gazette rounds up the property world’s
predictions for 2015
Things are moving in the right direction, but with a hard-to-call general election on the horizon, will 2015 be a bumper year for the property industry?
JLL outlines its predictions
“Political uncertainty is the key concern”
2015 is set to be a good year for landlords, borrowers and vigilant investors. double taxation is a worry, but it’s may’s general election that is causing our experts most anxiety.
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As the global economy continues to recover, so too does the volume of investment and development opportunities outside the UK. Keeping a firm eye on the worldwide hot spots will be crucial for staying ahead as the property sector gears up for another busy year. But where to go?
Emily Wright offers some suggestions
As London outperforms in 2015, investors will turn to the supply-starved regions.
Chris Berkin discovers the regional winners in JLL’s annual forecast
“There’s plenty to get excited about in 2015. That’s if politicians stay sensible, talented colleagues stay put and the public can be persuaded this industry is a force for good. Here’s what to expect over the next 12 months.”
Editor’s comment
Podcast: JLL’s property and economic
predictions for 2015
The UK regions look set to become the winners of 2015 as domestic institutions sell in central London and re-invest in higher yielding markets. That was the prediction made by a selection of JLL experts at its Property Predictions event in London this morning. EG talked to Tim Vallance, Hannah Fearnley, Andy Harding, Adam Challis, Chris Ireland, Jon Neale and Guy Grainger.
The outlook may be positive, but few will want to make commitments ahead of the election
The UK looks set for a return to growth, but uncertainty remains ahead of an election that is difficult to call. More…
Anthony Duggan: The stage is set for a busy year
Yes, there are concerns over particular parts of the market, but 2015 looks bright. More…
