All Brexit analysis articles – Page 17
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NewsJoe & The Juice refills London store levels
Danish juice and coffee bar chain Joe The Juice has upped its expansion plan for London, revealing it hopes to open up to 15 new units there in the next nine to twelve months.
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NewsPost-Brexit vote retail park revival
Two post-Brexit vote retail park deals worth a combined value of £77.6m will provide a shot in the arm to the market.
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NewsShare price recovery masks sharp difference in fortunes
Property shares have recovered significantly from the battering they took in the first two days after the EU referendum.
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NewsBrexit vote takes its toll at JLL and CBRE
Second quarter results from CBRE and JLL have revealed how the slowdown in the UK market has hit profitability.
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InsightPost-EU vote bargains? Forget it. London's still calling
“If for a moment, I thought the Brits were going to vote to leave the EU, I’d sell everything,” warned the boss of a major US private equity firm in the run-up to the EU referendum.
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NewsFinance firm agrees 50,000 sq ft lease in Solihull
A financial services firm owned by French bank BNP Paribas has committed to a new lease for 50,000 sq ft at its current home in Clearbell Capital’s office campus in Solihull.
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NewsBuyers shrug off Brexit gloom to make a splash at Pugh’s July sales
Pugh Co’s July property auctions raised over £5m more than the equivalent sales last year.
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NewsStrong prices at Savills’ first auction since EU referendum
Savills raised £30.4m at its July auction - around a third less than a year ago - but prices remained strong with competitive bidding on key lots.
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NewsHousebuilders look to PRS investors as market cools
Fearing a slowdown in the housing market following the Brexit vote, housebuilders are increasingly looking to strike deals with private rented sector (PRS) investors and developers to help keep developments ticking over.
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NewsSharp rise in spec shed development
The volume of speculatively-developed sheds of above 100,000 sq ft to be delivered in this cycle is expected to hit 14.2m sq ft by the end of 2017, according to Strutt Parker.
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NewsGlut of industrial deals reflects enduring strength of sector
A flurry of leasing and investment deals has demonstrated the continued strength of the industrial market since the EU referendum.
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InformationBusiness as usual for most occupiers despite Brexit vote
The Brexit vote is yet to have a significant impact on the property decisions of major occupiers, according to a survey by law firm Irwin Mitchell.
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InsightProperty still holds value post referendum
With the budget, stamp duty and a change of prime minister, as well as the impact of Brexit, it’s no wonder poorer areas of the country are anxious about regeneration funding.
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NewsQ&A: Nigel Hugill on Brexit and progress at Alconbury
Before the EU referendum in June, Urban Civic’s chief executive Nigel Hugill said he was unconcerned at the prospect of a Brexit vote - and that the uncertainty was not affecting his business.
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InsightHousebuilding: who will build our homes?
Brexit could spell disaster for a construction sector already at crisis point in terms of manpower.
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InsightWe must not view the Brexit vote as a ‘black swan’ event – it is time for a new approach to retail funds
I don’t believe there has ever been such a dramatic shift in the UK property market as we saw in the 24 hours between 23 June (the EU referendum) and 24 June (the announcement of the result).
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OnlineUK property yields rise just 0.1% in Q2
MSCI has recorded a total return of 1.2% in UK property investments in the second quarter of 2016 – just 0.1% up from total return in Q1.
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OnlineKames launches new UK fund with £50m seed investment
Kames Capital is launching a second version of its closed-ended UK Active Value Property Unit Trust with a £50m seed investment from West Midlands Pension Fund.
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OnlineAberdeen relaxes withdrawal penalties
Aberdeen Asset Management has relaxed the penalty imposed on investors seeking to withdraw cash from its property fund.
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InsightNew innovative approach behind Prologis success
As long-term investors confident in the long-term strength of the UK market, we are pleased to see the economy is starting to stabilise after the uncertainty that followed the Brexit vote.
