To office market participants and observers, 2025 marked the year when the recovery finally began. Following four-and-a-half years of heavy demand losses totalling 48 million square feet across the ...
The UK remains an attractive market for hotel development, with investors and operators continuing to seek opportunities in key locations. Despite its challenges and a general slowdown in ...
Average office rents in the varsity cities of Oxford and Cambridge have grown steadily in recent years, but Cambridge has been the clear winner. Rental levels were roughly the same in 2007, but in ...
Average office rents in the varsity cities of Oxford and Cambridge have grown steadily in recent years, but Cambridge has been the clear winner. Rental levels were roughly the same in 2007, but in ...
Average office rents in the varsity cities of Oxford and Cambridge have grown steadily in recent years, but Cambridge has been the clear winner. Rental levels were roughly the same in 2007, but in ...
The troubled retail sector received some positive news last night with the announcement that outdoor markets and car showrooms will be allowed to reopen next week, while other non-essential retail, ...
The week ending 17th May saw another week at the bottom, with no upwards movement on UK hotel performance. Looking back at the full month of April, performance was truly unprecedented, with record ...
UK private sector output continued its steep downward path in May, according to the latest IHS Markit/CIPS Flash UK Composite PMI®. Although the pace of decline in business activity eased since ...
Although the retail sector has been hit the hardest by the coronavirus crisis compared to the industrial and office sectors, lease deals in certain regional cities and towns are still closing. Recent ...
More than 80,000 sq ft of office take-up either completed or in talks in Leatherhead has bolstered Mole Valley in Surrey to one of the most active locations in the UK since the lockdown came into ...
Internet sales as a percentage of total retail sales leapt to 30.7% in April 2020, up from the previous record set in March (22.4%) and with all but one sector (non-store retailing) reaching its ...
Office leasing activity across the UK has unsurprisingly fallen sharply since the coronavirus outbreak, but deals are still being done. Although London has accounted for the majority of office ...
Landlords and tenants alike face a crucial period in the coming weeks, as lockdown restrictions begin to ease and businesses start to open again. There are more than 1,400 leases across the UK due ...
Early signs of the coronavirus pandemic on the jobs market emerged today as the Office for National Statistics released its latest estimates of the number of vacancies and jobs for the UK.
Following the recent consumer stockpiling, short-term industrial space is in high demand in the UK of late, particularly from supermarkets, the healthcare sector and its supply chain. As a result, ...
The number of ‘for sale’ listings added to the CoStar database dropped off markedly in April, with many property owners choosing to pause on disposals in light of the current market volatility. Just ...
Will a fall in global oil prices be kind to Oslo? Black gold has fueled the Norwegian economy over the last half-century generally benefiting Oslo as the capital city and home of the country’s ...
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