All Brexit analysis articles – Page 20
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Insight
Open-ended funds: open to change?
Three months ago, property fund managers were quietly hopeful if not confident.
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News
Investors buoyed by quick end to Tory leadership contest
Theresa May’s appointment as prime minister could steer investors who have shied away from the market after the Brexit vote back into commercial property, industry experts have predicted.
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News
Companies ‘to demand flexible leases following Brexit’
The serviced office sector looks set to benefit from the Brexit vote as economic and political uncertainty forces occupiers to take stock.
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Insight
Can Theresa May put spring back in property’s step?
Cancel those summer holidays, folks. Thanks to the open-ended retail funds suspending trading and dumping a raft of assets on the market, there are deals to be done.
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News
Patron and Madison look for UK bargains after Brexit vote
Two private equity firms that closed funds raising almost £2bn between them this week are both targeting the UK following the EU referendum.
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Insight
Commercial real estate will adapt to the 'new normal'
Both domestically and internationally, the economic ramifications of Brexit are profound, but investors should remain optimistic about the UK’s commercial real estate market, which will continue to be a strong-performing asset class, providing long-term income stability and attractive yields.
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Online
Bank of England leaves rates and QE unchanged
The Bank of England’s monetary policy committee (MPC) has surprised the markets by voting to keep interest rates unchanged at 0.5%.
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Online
Thai investor cites weak pound as motivating factor for deal
Thailand’s Country Group Developments (CGD) has acquired Ovingdean Hall School near Brighton for £18m – moving quickly to take advantage of the weak pound.
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News
Centurion continues UK student push
Singaporean investor and property manager Centurion Group has snapped up a portfolio of four student accommodation assets in the UK regions for £20.1m.
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News
Auctioneers cruise through post-referendum wobbles
The eyes of the industry turned to the auction rooms last week, as the UK’s two biggest commercial auction houses held their first sales since the EU referendum result shook the property market.
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Insight
Theresa May’s no-nonsense approach is just what the UK needs in these uncertain times
Andrea Leadsom bowed to the inevitable on Monday and left Theresa May unchallenged as the next leader of the Conservative Party and more importantly our next prime minister.
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News
May faces stiff task as housebuilders sit back
The extent of the challenge Theresa May faces in tackling the housing crisis has been underlined by news that large housebuilders are stepping back from buying land because of the uncertainty caused by the Brexit vote.
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Insight
New PM must maintain momentum on housebuilding
It was encouraging that in Theresa May’s speech on Monday, in which she set out her vision for what her government will focus on, housing received a significant mention.
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News
Housebuilders well placed to weather Brexit battering
The top listed housebuilders lost nearly £9bn in market value in six days of trading following the outcome of the EU referendum, capping off a miserable first half of the year for the sector.
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News
Hedge funds target property shares after EU referendum
Hedge funds are looking to profit from falling shares in commercial property companies by taking out large short positions following the EU referendum.
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Online
Property funds: Aberdeen lifts week-long suspension
Aberdeen Asset Management has today lifted the week-long trading suspension on its UK Property Fund and UK Property Feeder Unit Trust, allowing investors to submit trades at a diluted price.
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Online
L&G seals post-Brexit deal for pharma firm in Staines
Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals has taken 20,387 sq ft at L G’s 3 Lotus Park in Staines for its new UK headquarters, in a deal agreed after the Brexit vote.
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Markets
Is it lights out for the Hinkley nuclear project?
It is intended to be the project that will “keep Britain’s lights on” for decades.
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Online
Capital & Regional 'resilient' against Brexit
Capital Regional, the shopping centre REIT, has brushed aside Brexit concerns and reported a £1.8m, or 3.2%, increase in like-for-like rents since 30 June 2015 in a trading update to the Stock Exchange this morning.
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Online
Redefine achieves 10% increase on ERV post-Brexit
FTSE 250 UK-REIT Redefine International has completed two new leases totaling £0.6 million, for a 10% increase on ERV since Brexit.