All Brexit analysis articles – Page 14
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OnlineAREF commissions Forbes to assess Brexit vote fallout
The Association of Real Estate Funds (AREF) has commissioned John Forbes, an independent consultant, to assess the impact of the EU referendum result on property funds.
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InsightDeveloper’s eye: London can retain edge as leading global city
Friday 24 June was a shocking and concerning day for me. No, it wasn’t because I work for a property investment and development company.
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InsightInternational investment unabated after Brexit vote
I would argue that interest from overseas buyers remains unabated in London and throughout the UK across a variety of sectors since the EU referendum.
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InsightBrexit dominated conversation at Mipim Japan
Last month, alongside colleagues Harvey Soning and US principal Ronald Cohen, I travelled to Osaka to join Mipim Japan.
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InformationEuropean office market shrugs off Brexit blues
Strong demand for space in central business districts and an active public sector are helping to drive eurozone growth.
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InsightHouse party for foreign investors in London
Not all the reasons for the rapidly increasing number of London residential properties being bought by Chinese and Hong Kong investors since the EU referendum are immediately obvious.
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InsightBerlin rising for residential
It’s easy to forget quite how young Berlin as a capital city is. It is still less than 30 years since the demolition of the Berlin Wall, a defining moment in modern European history, perhaps matched only by the UK’s decision to leave the EU.
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Online95% of banks still lending in UK post-Brexit vote
The willingness to lend against UK commercial property will not be impacted by the result of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union, according to the latest instalment of the Cushman Wakefield European Lending Trends report.
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OnlineHousebuilders benefit from stock market surge
The FTSE 100 almost hit an all-time high on Tuesday, rising above 7,000 points as the pound plunged to a new 31-year low against the dollar.
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OnlineMay's ‘hard Brexit” welcomed by FTSE 100 and housing stocks
The FTSE 100 rose sharply on Monday, finding support from a drop in the pound’s value as prime minister Theresa May signalled the government plans a “hard” exit for the country from the European Union.
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InsightGoing Dutch: will Amsterdam benefit from Brexit?
In the days following the Brexit vote, commentators were quick to talk up the possibility of companies in the UK upping sticks and moving to cities in Europe.
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InsightEU effect: the long goodbye
Will the UK property market be stronger or weaker out of Europe following the Brexit vote in June?
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InsightInvestors will need compensation for the ride associated with Brexit
Yes, the pollsters were wrong - again! After voting for Brexit, there was a collective gasp of surprise in the UK and tears in London as the reality set in.
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OnlineF&C NAV rises, but profit plummets
F C Real Estate Investments has revealed a net asset value total return of 7.5% for the year to 30 June, but has given a cautious assessment of the health of the property industry.
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InsightLife in prime urban logistics goes on
The Brexit vote shockwave hit hard and fast and took everyone, including William Hill, by surprise.
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InsightUK markets continue to look attractive – but we’re not out of the woods yet
The good weather and Rio Olympic and Paralympic Games distracted the market over the summer break from the shock of the EU referendum result.
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InformationInternational retailers continue to set up shop in London
London’s prime retail pitches are continuing to attract international retailers despite demanding some of the highest rents and occupancy costs in Europe.
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OnlineLife goes on for Scotland's commercial property, even after Brexit
Since the EU referendum, more than 250,000 instances of the word “Brexit” have appeared in the media. That was at the time of writing – by now, it’s likely to be much more.
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InsightMovers & Shakers: Brexit - Who's Developing London?
Property Week speaks to GVA’s Jerry Freeman at the latest Movers and Shakers’ London Residential Breakfast as he profiles the highlights of talks from leading speakers Mike Slade (chairman, Helical plc), Richard Upton (deputy chief executive, U+I) and David Partridge (managing partner, Argent).
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OnlineNo Brexit impact for Regional REIT
Regional REIT, the office and industrial property group, has said there has been “no discernable impact” following the Brexit vote as it revealed a 1.8% rise in the value of its assets in its half-year results.
