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NewsNo sign of levelling up as southern cities tipped for fastest growth
Eight of the top 10 city economies tipped for the fastest growth to Q4 2023 will be in the South or East, according to the Powerhouse report by Irwin Mitchell and Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr).
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Prime London house prices on the up as flats market struggles
Prime London house sales continue to outpace sales of prime flats, while house prices in the luxury subsector are also rising and flat prices falling, research from LonRes has found.
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UK hotels recovering well despite big dip in Q1 investment
Investment in UK hotels fell 49% year-on-year to £417m in Q1 2022, one of the lowest figures in recent years, according to CBRE’s Q1 hotel investment report, shared exclusively with Property Week.
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Take-up slows down among online retailers
Savills data shows increased 3PL outsourcing has triggered a fall in I&L take-up by online retailers this year.
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Data centres clean up act
As global internet usage hits an all-time high, data centre operators are looking to slash their energy use.
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Shops-to-homes applications surge but nearly half are rejected
Local authorities denied 45% of applications to turn shops into houses between 2020 and 2021, research by commercial law firm EMW has shown, as the number of applications for such conversions leapt 37% year on year.
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Big deals drive UK investment to £16.9bn in the first quarter
Deals of more than £200m dominated UK property investment in the first quarter, helping drive the total Q1 figure to £16.9bn – just 2% shy of the £17.3bn completed in Q4 of 2021, Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH) data has revealed.
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Booming data centre sector looks set for a wave of giant developments
UK data centres are about to leap in size on the back of increased demand for space and the need for larger, higher-capacity sites, according to DCByte research shared with Property Week.
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Retail warehouse vacancy rates return to early Covid levels
Retail warehouse vacancy rates have started to come down again after hitting an eight-year high in 2021 and are now back to the same level they were at the outset of the pandemic, according to the new ‘Definitive Guide to Retail & Leisure Parks 2022’ from Trevor Wood Associates.
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Take-up of grade-A logistics space hits highest level in a decade
Take-up in the UK logistics sector hit 10-year highs in the past two years, reveals data from JLL shared exclusively with Property Week.
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PBSA sector targeting the wrong cities for new development
Many in the PBSA sector are over- or under-estimating demand and targeting the wrong cities for new development, data from StuRents shared exclusively with Property Week shows.
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Four in 10 say they won’t pay rent premium for green offices
More than four out of 10 medium to large UK companies are not prepared to pay higher rents for more environmentally friendly office space, according to an occupier survey commissioned by Irwin Mitchell and YouGov.
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Industrial activity broke ‘every conceivable record’ in 2021, says LSH
Activity in the UK industrial and logistics sector in 2021 broke “every conceivable record”, according to Lambert Smith Hampton.
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Office rent-free periods falling
Landlords across Europe reduce incentives as occupiers return to the office.
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Searches for London flex workspace in less central areas boom
Areas surrounding the City of London saw the greatest increase in searches for flexible workspace in the capital last year compared with pre-pandemic levels, according to data from Workthere shared exclusively with Property Week.
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Green-belt LAs record biggest slowdown in housing delivery
Local authorities (LAs) within the green belt recorded the biggest slowdown in new-build housing delivery in 2021 compared with 2020, reveals LandTech data shared exclusively with Property Week.
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Upgrading stock to MEES could reach £30.5bn
Avison Young says the cost of improving industrial assets could increase further if regulations change.
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High cost of construction materials to continue to disrupt sector
Sky-high prices for construction materials will continue to challenge the construction industry for the foreseeable future after reaching record highs in 2021, reveals exclusive Linesight data.
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Industrial rents surge across South East submarkets
Industrial rents in many of the South East’s geographical submarkets has surged, according to data from SHW shared exclusively with Property Week.
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South East office market expected to stabilise this year
The South East office market is set to stabilise in 2022 as demand for high-end space returns and prime rents rise, according to exclusive data provided by Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH).
