All Brexit news articles – Page 2
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OnlineReal estate industry calls for clarity following Brexit vote
The real estate industry has called for clarity after Prime Minister Theresa May faced a historic loss on Tuesday night when her Brexit withdrawal bill was defeated in the House of Commons by a majority of 230 votes.
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OnlineInvestors' real estate allocations catch up with targets
The gap between target investor allocations to real estate and actual allocations has narrowed significantly, according to the latest INREV investment intentions survey.
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NewsPW readers expect values to fall at least 5% if no Brexit deal is agreed
Two thirds of Property Week readers expect commercial property values to fall by more than 5% this year if no Brexit deal is agreed and a third expect values to fall by more than 10%.
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OnlineHenley makes first Channel Islands purchase
Henley has made its first acquisition in the Channel Islands, partly because of Brexit.
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NewsLandsec spends '£2-3m' on hard Brexit preparations
Rob Noel, chief executive of Landsec, has revealed that the UK’s largest listed property company has spent “two to three million pounds” on preparations for a hard Brexit.
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Online'No-deal' Brexit could see capital values fall by up to 9%
A no-deal Brexit could hit capital values in UK commercial property by up to 9%, according to Capital Economics.
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OnlineHousebuilders top FTSE 100 gains
Housebuilder shares rose on Wednesday after the chance of a no-deal Brexit receded slightly as MPs backed a motion allowing the House of Commons a say in the UK’s position if the government’s deal fails to win support next week.
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NewsWarehouse space shortage gets worse ahead of Brexit
Chilled storage in particularly short supply as major supermarket chains and food producers stockpile goods.
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OnlineBoE says disorderly Brexit could see commercial property values halve
The Bank of England has warned that commercial property values could fall by 48% in the event of a ‘disorderly’ Brexit scenario.
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OnlineLondonMetric benefits from Brexit stockpiling
LondonMetric Property has said it is experiencing increasing demand from companies looking to stockpile products ahead of any disruptions in supply chains due to Brexit.
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OnlineBrexit chaos causes mixed day for the market
Housebuilder share prices were rocked by on-going Brexit chaos on Thursday with Taylor Wimpey (-7.5%), Persimmon (-7.36%), Berkeley Group (-6.26%) and Barratt Developments (-1.14%) all recording losses at market close.
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OnlineBrexit chaos causes housebuilder shares to crash
Shares in housebuilders fell dramatically this morning as Taylor Wimpey, Berkeley Group, Barratt Developments and Persimmon all saw loses of nearly 10% in morning trading as the UK was thrown into political turmoil over Brexit.
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OnlineGrainger shares fall on rights issue
Shares in Grainger fell 4.5% on Wednesday to 275.8p after the company announced a discounted rights issue alongside plans to buy the share in GRIP REIT it didn’t already own from Dutch pension fund APG for £396m.
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NewsMajority of SMEs want post-Brexit election
Three fifths (59%) of UK SMEs polled for the Citibase Business Confidence Index said they wanted a snap general election after Britain leaves the EU.
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News'Brexit weighs on UK real estate industry'
Britain’s real estate industry remains pessimistic about its future prospects more than two years on from the Brexit vote, according to a new report by the global law firm CMS shared exclusively with Property Week .
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OnlineREI poised to pounce on Brexit bargains with £30m war chest
Birmingham-based Real Estate Investors (REI) has revealed it has a £30m war chest ready to take advantage of any downturn due to Brexit negotiations.
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OnlinePanasonic to take European head office out of Bracknell in Brexit-related move
Electronics giant Panasonic has announced plans to move its European headquarters from Bracknell to Amsterdam in October in move triggered by Brexit-related tax issues.
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Online€20bn real estate fund assets to hit market in next decade
More than 90 European closed end non-listed real estate funds are scheduled to terminate in the next 10 years bringing €20.9bn of assets to the market by 2027 according to the latest INREV Funds Termination Study.
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NewsCanary Wharf case could spell danger for UK landlords
Legal experts have said that a case brought by Canary Wharf Group against the European Medicines Agency (EMA) over whether or not Brexit has ‘frustrated’ the latter’s 25-year lease could have significant ramifications for landlords across the country.
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NewsTwo thirds of SMEs want to reverse Brexit process
In a turbulent week for both the Brexit process and the government, new research has found that two thirds (66%) of SMEs in the UK now want to remain in the EU.
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