All Brexit analysis articles – Page 4
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OnlineMipim offers opportunity to meet and collaborate with Belfast developers
There is little doubt Brexit will be dominating many discussions at Mipim this year.
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Is industry in denial over Brexit impact?
Two thirds of the real estate firms contacted by Property Week a month ago had nothing to say about the UK’s departure from the EU. David Parsley asks why there is a wall of silence around the issue
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Brexit silence is deafening
Two decades ago, I spent a couple of years writing dire warnings about planes falling out of the sky, the army keeping the peace on the streets and the lights going out across the world.
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How to secure debt for new sectors
Despite all the Brexit uncertainties, the fundamentals of UK residential remain: plentiful rental demand; favourable demographics; and consumers wanting ‘everything as a service’. Institutional interest in the sector is strong. Last year, we secured a partnership with Harrison Street and NFU Mutual to help fund the 6,500-apartment build-to-rent (BTR) pipeline ...
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Sidra expands UK portfolio with Glasgow retail park buy
Saudi-backed investor says it remains committed to UK market despite short-term Brexit uncertainties
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Is the urban renaissance over?
Like many Londoners, I have been worrying about the possible effects of Brexit on our city.
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Housing broken but not unfixable
Despite Brexit stealing the limelight, housing remains a top government priority. In fact, there is rare cross-Whitehall agreement that the UK’s housing market is broken and innovation is urgently needed in the supply chain.
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How real estate will fare in 2019
Despite the changing political landscape, 2018 was a strong year for many parts of the property industry, but what will the other side of 29 March look like? Freeths gathered a panel of experts to discuss what is in store.
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Court rules in favour of Canary Wharf in Brexit ‘frustration’ case
The High Court has ruled in favour of Canary Wharf Group over its claim that Brexit did not amount to ‘frustration’ of the European Medicines Agency’s 25-year, £500m lease.
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Prime logistics take-up soars to second-highest-ever level
Prime logistics warehouses posted the second-strongest occupier take-up figures ever in 2018, according to Gerald Eve data shared exclusively with Property Week .
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Signs of hope in Brexit endgame
Property has had a rough time over the past few years at the hands of government.
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Brexit is opportunity not a threat
Recovering from a back operation has helped me put Brexit in perspective – and I’m not talking about the pain involved. My back problems are mostly genetic and were always going to happen, and so too with economic upheavals like Brexit; such macroeconomic and political events are inevitable.
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Nothing ventured, nothing gained
With Brexit putting the brakes on the market and retail seemingly in freefall, you’d think that there couldn’t be a worse time to launch a new venture. And yet now, like London buses, three come along at once.
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German lenders pull back amid concerns about Brexit
Lender caution mounts amid uncertainty about treatment of UK loans in the Pfandbrief after Brexit
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Industrial boom to continue in 2019
While uncertainty around Brexit continues, in the industrial and logistics sector we are witnessing almost record levels of take-up as occupiers compete to future-proof their supply chains.
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Barratt posts strong first-half figures and reveals Brexit plans
Barratt Developments has reported a rise in half-year sales and profit, and revealed plans for a smooth supply of materials following Brexit.
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St Modwen spends £10m stockpiling materials ahead of Brexit
St Modwen has revealed plans to tackle the possible impacts of Brexit, including splashing out £10m to forward order materials and focusing on home sales at the beginning of 2019.
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Top shareholder bullish on Hammerson and intu
Coronation says REITs’ prime retail focus gives them the edge in tough market
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Brexit isn’t the real market threat
2019: it’s the year of living dangerously, not least for forecasters. I aimed to do a ‘year ahead’ piece in January, but the politicians kept moving the goalposts. Forget trying to predict how the year will unfold; writing even a week ahead of publication threatens serious pratfalls.
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Collaboration is key to success
The Brexit saga has many more twists and turns to come and highlights how politics and business are two linked but very different worlds.
