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The flexible and co-working office sectors are set to see a rise in forced consolidation as the coronavirus pandemic poses the industry its greatest challenge yet and widens a gap between leaders and laggards.
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House prices fell at the end of January as the stamp duty holiday nears an end.
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Accounting giant KPMG has become the latest major occupier expecting to reduce its office footprint, announced as part of a swathe of measures in response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Global investors have as much as £46bn trained on London’s office investment market, according to research, as property dealmakers in the capital brace for a flurry of activity when it emerges from lockdown.
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Demand for supermarket property assets in the UK is expected to continue as investors look for a source of stable rental income.
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There are no black business leaders in the top three jobs at any of Britain’s biggest listed companies.
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The final quarter of 2020 saw a 43% increase in property transactions than the previous quarter as homebuyers looked to take advantage of the stamp duty holiday, according to the latest figures from HMRC.
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Unlisted property funds with a large exposure to the retail market saw their returns continue to drop in the final quarter of 2020.
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The Covid-19 pandemic and Brexit are both driving a rise in demand for space from European logistics occupiers, according to a new survey by CBRE and market analysis company Analytiqa.
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Landlords have received 65% commercial rent due for the December quarter, according to data from property management platform Re-Leased.
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Office and residential scheme completions have soared in key regional cities, defying the odds during the coronavirus pandemic
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The British Property Federation (BPF) has slammed the government’s proposals to allow for easier residential conversions on the high street.
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Converting shops to homes could “destroy town centres”, the BPF has declared.
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More than one in three medium-sized firms expect to reduce the amount of office space they hold in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis, according to a survey examining future commercial property demand.
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Last week, a £200m scheme for a life sciences building developed by Legal & General and the University of Oxford received planning permission from Oxford City Council, paving the way for the city’s largest-ever development and underlining growing investor interest in the life sciences sector.
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Last week, a £200m scheme for a life sciences building developed by Legal & General and the University of Oxford received planning permission from Oxford City Council, paving the way for the city’s largest-ever development and underlining growing investor interest in the life sciences sector.
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Last year, many property sectors struggled as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. However, one sector that bucked the trend and managed to thrive despite national lockdowns and the recessionary climate was self-storage.
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The proportion of empty shops in Britain edged up to 13.7% during the fourth quarter, as the pandemic continued to take its toll on the retail sector.
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Fewer homes are coming to the market in 2021 as resurging coronavirus cases make homeowners play safe.
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The amount of office space being brought back to market has seen the strongest rate of increase since the 2007 global financial crisis, according to RICS’ Q4 UK commercial market survey.
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