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While exact numbers are not yet available, CBRE believes artificial intelligence (AI) companies have taken up more than 1m sq ft of space in London between 2020 and 2025.
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Data from insight and research company Glenigan has revealed that UK construction starts plummeted by 39% in the three months to the end of February 2026.
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Prime minister Keir Starmer has asked housing secretary Steve Reed to investigate allegations that landlord Criterion Capital is mass evicting tenants ahead of new renters' rights laws coming into effect.
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Natural and organic food retailer Whole Foods Market has announced plans to open six new London stores over the next few months.
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Construction output for private housing across Britain is estimated to have fallen 6.3% in the three months to January 2026, according to new data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
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New research from Savills has revealed that the value of the UK’s private rented sector (PRS) has had “its largest decline this century”, dropping £48bn last year as landlords fled the market.
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Flexible workspace operators say they are being pushed into an "impossible position", as business rate reclassifications trap them between incorrect valuations or a "far worse" alternative, Property Week can reveal.
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The UK’s elderly care market is projected to reach capacity by 2033 unless a wave of new development is undertaken, according to new research from Knight Frank.
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Most real estate businesses are structurally unprepared for artificial intelligence (AI), according to research from the UK PropTech Association unveiled at Mipim this week.
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A Knight Frank report has revealed that £30bn of capital has been invested in UK apartment-led build to rent (BTR), also known as multi-family housing, over the past 10 years.
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Savills has warned that small to medium-sized (SME) housebuilders face “an existential threat to their survival” as the result of a 41% drop in home sales since the Covid pandemic.
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The intent behind the government’s economic growth agenda is encouraging, with strong signals for the Industrial and logistics (I&L) sector. For example, the Modern Industrial Strategy and the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF) recognise the role I&L plays in key growth sectors and the need to facilitate development activity.
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Investors have deployed almost £40bn into the UK’s build-to-rent (BTR) market over the past 10 years, according to a new report published by Knight Frank.
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UK investors withdrew £19.6m from property funds in February, the sector's smallest outflow since last August, according to the latest Fund Flow Index from global funds network Calastone.
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The amount of unspent developer contributions to planning authorities intended to fund essential local infrastructure has risen 9% in two years, reaching £9bn, according to a report from the Home Builders Federation (HBF).
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Property transactions rose in Q4 2025 despite a fall in the number of active conveyancing firms, which suggests the market is both recovering and becoming increasingly concentrated, a report from Search Acumen has found.
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London managed offices now command a 40% premium over serviced offices and their supply increased 5.5% in Q4 2025, Property Week can reveal.
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Small to mid-box occupiers are struggling to find industrial and logistics (I&L) space as supply fails to meet demand, a new report from Potter Space in partnership with Savills has concluded.
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Unite Group was at pains to point out this week that the ‘profits plummet’ headlines that followed its 2025 results announcement were not truly representative of the company’s performance.
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