Data
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NewsIndustrial and logistics take-up in Q1 at lowest level since 2013
First-quarter take-up in England’s industrial and logistics sector dropped to its lowest level in six years, according to data from Colliers International.
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Markets
Manchester office take-up due to top 1m sq ft for sixth year
Steady start to 2019 boosts city confidence.
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Online
Purpose-built resi investment to hit £146bn by 2025
Investment into the UK student accommodation, investment-grade private rented sector and senior living rental sectors is expected to reach £146bn by 2025, rising from £87.3bn in 2019, according to Knight Frank.
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News
Rural economy expected to outgrow urban areas after Brexit
Economic growth in rural parts of England will marginally outstrip that of purely urban areas following Brexit, the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) has predicted.
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Insight
Strong take-up slows sharply in first quarter
JLL figures show Q1 logistics take-up was down 48% on a particularly strong final quarter of 2018.
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News
Alternative deal volumes outstrip traditional sectors in Q1 2019
Investment in alternatives exceeded investment in the three traditional commercial property sectors combined for the first time ever in Q1 2019, according to data from Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH).
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News
London’s brewers order more space in round of expansion
The growing popularity of craft beer is topping up take-up of industrial stock in and around London, according to Glenny.
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News
Rent-free periods on the rise in parts of City fringe office market
Rent-free periods have risen in parts of the City fringe as landlords struggle to maintain headline rents in the face of competition from landlords in the City of London, data from Carter Jonas reveals.
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News
UK commercial investment falls 15% in Q1 amid Brexit delays
Investment activity in the UK commercial property market tumbled by 15% in the first quarter of 2019 thanks to uncertainties caused by Brexit, according to data from JLL.
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Insight
Time to wake up to value of data
Two years ago this month, the renowned real estate academic Andrew Baum, in a report for Oxford University’s Said Business School on proptech, pointed to a clash of generations and cultures between the real estate industry and the tech pioneers.
