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Lloyds Bank - Commercial Property Confidence Monitor
The hint of optimism that was seen amongst small and medium to large businesses in August has permeated all groups in the survey.
Cushman & Wakefield: Data Centre Risk Index 2013
The first quarter of 2013 has seen a number of large, prime shopping centre transactions complete, with Cushman & Wakefield’s team having being involved in the majority.
Rightmove: Rental Market Report – May 2013
Help to Buy ‘windfall’ offers those trapped in Generation Rent motivation and hope
Data by Global Region
Knight Frank: Greater China Property Market Report - Q1 2013
During the first quarter of 2013, China’s State Council launched ‘Five New Measures’ to further tighten regulation of the residential property market.
Data by UK Region
Knight Frank: London Residential Review - Summer 2013
Assessing the impact of the weak pound on the prime London property market, now and in the future.
Cluttons: Residential Investment Monitor - Central London Q1 2013
Central London residential market springs to life.
Birmingham city centre office data
Research compiled by Savills shows that office take-up in Birmingham city centre stood at 90,767 sq ft in the first quarter of 2013.
Colliers: South East Offices Snapshot 2013
Take-up in the M25 market surpassed 1 million sq ft for only the second time in 18 months.
MARKET REPORTS
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Analysis
Vital Signs: The De Montfort report
De Montfort lending report shows signs of optimism for first time in seven years. Mike Phillips reports
Elephant’s Mammoth Task
Southwark Council and Lend Lease have faced significant challenges in redeveloping one of south London’s most colourful estates. As they prepare to clear the site, local residents hope the regeneration will bring social benefit to the area. David Hatcher reports. Photography by Tim Foster
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Portas and policy makers' high street headache
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Global capital flows are now what move markets
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We’re working our asanas off on asset management
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Both investors and supermarkets will gain from marriage of convenience
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No news is good news on yields
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Rates decision has closed Britain to business
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Development tax is doomed
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Regions are fine, thanks
