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Office occupiers are prioritising reconfiguration and tighter portfolio management over expansion this year, according to Irwin Mitchell.
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Commercial real estate investors are significantly widening their investment universe to encompass real assets, particularly energy infrastructure assets, according to research from Knight Frank.
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The number of listed REITs has shrunk amid a trend of consolidation in recent years, driven by a difficult market environment that has left many trading at significant discounts to net asset value (NAV).
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Overseas investment into UK commercial property slowed to £9.7bn in Q1 2026, almost 40% below the five-year Q1 average, according to the latest annual report from Real Estate:UK and CoStar Group.
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Research has warned that UK commercial real estate investors are already seeing significant valuation drops due to poor energy efficiency, which could threaten up to half of some portfolios within the next five years, according to a report from building consultant re:sustain, Property Week can reveal.
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Cushman & Wakefield (C&W) has claimed "big is back" for London’s office occupiers, with demand for larger workspaces rising and total net office expansion at a six-year high of 3.84m sq ft in 2025.
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Commercial real estate intelligence provider Altus Group has reported a 0.7% rise in commercial property values across its pan-European valuation dataset in Q1 2026 – the seventh consecutive quarterly increase, according to Altus data seen exclusively by Property Week.
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A study by Knight Frank and the Westminster Property Association (WPA) has revealed that 3.8m sq ft of offices between Tottenham Court Road and Marble Arch could be unlettable by 2030 under planned energy regulations, posing a risk to Oxford Street's revitalisation plans.
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UK investors withdraw £21m from property funds in April but the pace slowed significantly, to just under half the average monthly redemption figure for the past year, according to the latest Fund Flow Index from Calastone.
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Debt funds are the “clear winners” in the fight for new UK commercial real estate (CRE) financing, according to the latest survey from Bayes Business School.
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Investment in the UK’s purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector hit £2.1bn during Q1 in a "capital-strong" start to the year, according to Knight Frank.
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Four out of five UK office landlords plan to increase their exposure to flexible workspace within the next three years, according to new research from Orega.
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Avison Young (AY) has warned of a "concerning" lack of new speculative schemes in the UK's big nine regional office markets, with annual development completions forecast to fall 48% against the long-term average.
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Investment in UK commercial real estate dropped 7% to €12.7bn (£11bn) in the first quarter of 2026 on a yearly basis, according to MSCI’s latest quarterly Europe Capital Trends report.
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Take-up in the UK's big six regional office markets is set to reach 4.5 million sq ft this year, up 15% on 2025, as occupier demand strengthens and supply of prime space tightens, according to JLL's latest Big Six research.
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Deloitte's London Office Crane Survey shows deepening development pressures in 2025, with new construction starts falling by 35% year on year to 4.8m sq ft.
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Investment volumes in the UK’s build-to-rent (BTR) sector dropped by 38.3% year on year in Q1, marking the slowest first quarter since 2018, according to data from Knight Frank.
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London could see up to 4m sq ft of AI-led office take-up by 2033, driven by the capital's position as a global technology hub, according to CBRE research.
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Recent business rate reclassifications for serviced offices will deliver a £600m annual hit to the sector, threatening both serviced offices and the government's economic growth mission, according to analysis from ChamberlainWalker.
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London faces losing more than 42,000 new homes from its development pipeline as planned residential projects are being eroded by viability challenges, according to a report from Savills.
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