All Brexit analysis articles – Page 21
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Are fund withdrawals over exaggerated?
If we had voted remain instead of leave, Great Portland Estates and Derwent would arguably have been the two companies with the best development pipeline of any developers in the central London market.
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Staycity Aparthotels to brush off Brexit to continue expansion
Serviced apartment firm Staycity Aparthotels plans to plough on with its European expansion plans despite the uncertainty of Brexit.
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Landlords must remain vigilant to stave off tenant insolvency threat
Not all of the blame for dampened consumer confidence can be laid at Brexit’s door.
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Property shares surge after Leadsom drops out
Real estate shares have surged dramatically for the second day in a row after Andrea dropped out of the race to become the next leader of Conservative party and prime minister.
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UK shopping centre investment falls to lowest levels since 2012
Shopping centre investment volumes in the UK were at their lowest since 2012 in the first half of 2016, according to research from Cushman Wakefield.
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Pro-Brexit campaigner to speak at BCSC conference
The British Council of Shopping Centres has announced that the co-founder of Leave.EU, Quidnet Capital chief executive Richard Tice , as well as “Bremainer” MP Marcus Jones will speak at its annual conference in September.
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Two housebuilders back May
Two of Britain’s leading housebuilders have backed Theresa May as the next prime minister, saying her appointment would put an end to a “damaging period of political instability”.
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Insight
Proptech: the silver lining of Brexit
Although Brexit may have the property industry feeling as though it is hanging over a knife edge, it could prove to be the making of the proptech movement.
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Brexit benefits far outweigh potential tariffs
What a brilliant article by Richard Tice of Quidnet Capital , outlining the opportunities of Brexit, as opposed to the short-term adjustment (01.07.16).
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Calm, patient, balanced and thoughtful leadership is needed following EU vote
I never could have imagined, following the great celebration of the opening of the new OMERS office at The Leadenhall Building that I wrote about in April, that my next Property Week column would be written shortly after the vote to leave the EU.
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What’s needed is balance, not scaremongering
Is there a cliché we haven’t drawn on in the febrile, and at times downright frightening, aftermath of the EU referendum?
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Brexit sees agents put hiring on hold
The sector’s biggest agents have effectively frozen recruitment for transaction roles following a sharp fall in deals in the wake of the Brexit vote.
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It's 2007 all over again as REITs are forced into spotlight
Groucho Marx once said: “I refuse to join any club that would have me as a member.”
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London needs a seat at EU table
While I accept the UK property market extends beyond the M25, it is clear that London’s market and economy are entirely different to the rest of the country’s.
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Will Brexit exacerbate the construction costs crisis?
The falling pound could drive up costs, but in the medium term power may shift from contractors to clients.
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‘It’s a slap in the face’: Oliver hits out at Osborne’s tax hikes
St Modwen boss Bill Oliver has hit out at downbeat assessments of the residential market in the aftermath of the EU referendum vote - and has slammed the chancellor’s stamp duty hikes as a “slap in the face” for housebuilders.
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Osborne faces calls to cancel business rates revaluation in light of Brexit
Business leaders in London’s West End have written to George Osborne calling for him to abandon a planned business rates revaluation in 2017.
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Valad offloads Holborn office on Brexit result day
Cromwell Group’s Valad Europe completed the sale of an office in Holburn for £11.45m on the day the EU referendum result was announced.
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Property shares rebound from hammering
Property shares have risen sharply in early trading this morning after tumbling over the past three days in reaction to the suspension of trading in property funds.
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Aberdeen slashes property fund price by 17%
Aberdeen Asset Management has slashed the value of its £3.4bn Aberdeen UK Property Fund by 17% in an effort to stem outflows.