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NewsEdinburgh and Glasgow see sharpest decline in shoppers
Retail footfall in some UK cities fell far more steeply than in others in the weeks running up to the nationwide lockdown, data from footfall tracker Purple shows.
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Data reveals brightest London boroughs for BTR investment
Developers and investors looking to place a long-term bet on build-to-rent (BTR) in London should target Barking, Newham, Ealing, Greenwich and Hackney, according to exclusive research from BTR data provider Houzen.
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New London housing targets fall short of true housing needs
London’s new housing targets do not reflect the capital’s true housing needs and, despite a rise in the number of planning consents, development will peak soon, suggests new data from Savills.
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Industrial rents and land values continue to grow in the regions
Prime industrial rents in the regions continue to rise, but slightly more slowly than before and at a rate that is outstripped by land value increases, according to new data from Carter Jonas.
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UK investors ramp up overseas spending
UK investors increased investment in Europe by a fifth between 2015 and 2019 and slashed investment at home.
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Leeds bucks fall in flexible office rates across ‘big six’ locations
Leeds is the only city in the UK’s big six that has witnessed a rise in flexible office desk rates in the past year, reveals new data from serviced office search engine Free Office Finder.
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Birmingham tops CBRE’s list of likely BTR regional hotspots
Leeds is second in list of top 20 locations where BTR development is set to soar on the back of strong demand.
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Rents grow sharply next to well-connected tube stations
Offices near well-connected tube stations and commuter hubs have experienced stronger-than-average rental growth in central London in the past five years, according to data from BNP Paribas Real Estate.
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Shed demand in East Midlands is at 12-year high
Ever-rising take-up in the region points to a ‘seismic shift’ taking place in the industrial market.
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UK proptech investment nosedives as global volumes leap
Investment in the UK proptech sector slumped almost two thirds from nearly £1bn in 2018 to £375m last year, according to proptech data firm CREtech.
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Outlook for residential sector is bound to improve
Editor: Your article last week, ‘ Institutional investors looking to invest more in the resi sector ’, revealed a not unsurprising trend. With Brexit certainty and the ‘Boris bounce’ effect taking hold, the outlook for property – particularly residential – is bound to improve.
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Student accommodation set for record 2020 after bumper 2019
Last year saw the second highest level of student accommodation investment on record, with transactions reaching a total of £5.2bn.
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Houzen set to launch resi comparison tool
Platform will let developers compare their plans with schemes in the area
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Investment down 21% in 2019 despite uptick in fourth quarter
A significant increase in commercial real estate investment following the general election in December helped to boost investment in an otherwise slow year, according to data from JLL.
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Bristol and Cardiff top BREEAM ranking of regional cities
Bristol and Cardiff are leading the way among the ‘big nine’ regional cities when it comes to creating environmentally friendly buildings, according to BREEAM building sustainability certification data from BRE.
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Data automation set to slash number of property jobs
Data automation will slash the number of jobs in the commercial property industry, new research shared with Property Week claims.
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European funds’ exposure to UK property halves
The weighting of pan-European property funds to UK property has almost halved since the Brexit vote, reveals data from MSCI’s Pan-European Property Fund Index (PEPFI).
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Brexit continues to cloud 2020 outlook for UK property market
Even after the Conservatives’ decisive general election victory in December, Brexit uncertainty is expected to continue to loom over the UK property market in 2020, according to the latest UK Consensus Forecasts report from the Investment Property Forum (IPF).
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Whose data is it anyway?
Real estate is often referred to as a people business. By this, we mean that the relationships we build with one another are critical to commercial success. However, relationships tend to be most valuable when married to knowledge, which could be about your market, one another or an insight into ...
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Commercial investment down almost a third due to Brexit
The full extent of the property investment market slowdown this year has started to become clear.
