All Data articles – Page 10
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InsightInvestment in Scottish commercial property soars
Investment in Scotland has risen by almost half compared with last year‘s figures, with the largest growth coming in hotels, offices and industrial property, exclusive data from JLL shows.
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Government's housebuilding figures paint a mixed picture
Number of net additional dwellings continues to rise but some regions still have a shortfall of development.
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Take-up tumbles in the erratic West Midlands logistics market
While other regions have outstripped 2017 figures, the West Midlands seems to be lagging behind.
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'Quarter of high street space dedicated to F&B', report finds
Space dedicated to food beverage (F B) outlets has risen to 25% in several key UK high streets, with the growth predicted to continue according to Colliers International.
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Logistics supply comes under pressure across Europe
Savills believes continental European markets are approaching a similar ‘inflection point’ to the UK.
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Office subletting levels remain high in central London
The level of subletting activity in the central London office market has remained high this year as occupiers continue to relocate to prime space in a bid to attract talent, exclusive data from Gerald Eve shows.
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Grade-A shed take-up tops 2017 levels
Almost 16m sq ft of large warehouse space was leased in the first nine months of 2018.
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The world’s most expensive retail street is no longer in USA
Hong Kong’s Causeway Bay has been named the most expensive retail street in world, knocking New York’s Upper Fifth Avenue off the top spot for the first time in five years.
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Global giants set to switch focus to flexible offices, report suggests
The majority of London’s largest employers are set to shift away from ‘traditional’ offices in the next three years to focus on flexible workspace according to a new occupiers report from Knight Frank.
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Retail trends: the high street paradox
Data compiled by CACI reveals that there is hope for shopping centres amid the chaos – and the winners will be those that provide the best experience. Simon Creasey reports
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Spec shed development reaches new heights
Speculative development in the UK’s industrial and logistics sector has rocketed to heights not seen since before the financial crisis and new stock is being absorbed at a rapid rate.
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Flexible workspaces growth gives rise to shorter lease lengths
UK occupiers are negotiating shorter leases or more flexible long-term tenancy commitments, according to the annual UK Lease Events Review compiled by MSCI.
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Flexible office sector to grow by 150% over five years
Flexible office space in Europe is set to grow by 30% every year over the next five years, a new report by JLL has predicted.
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Markets
Woolworths stores empty a decade on
Around 5% of the former variety chain’s 807 units are still vacant almost 10 years after its collapse.
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UK hotel rental growth slows as supply of rooms increases
Rental growth in the UK hotel sector has slowed this year as a result of an increase in the supply of new hotel rooms, research from GVA and STR reveals.
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Overseas buyers drive record quarter for Midtown office investment deals
Investment transactions in London Midtown’s office market hit a record level in the third quarter of this year, boosted by overseas investor activity, according to data from Midtown-specialist agent Farebrother.
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Manchester looks set to capture the next wave of tech pioneers
Report finds the city is well placed to benefit from advancements in tech.
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Industrial portfolio sales soar but total volumes set to slide
Industrial portfolio investment is growing at more than four times the rate of alternatives, but despite the strong performance from both sectors, overall portfolio investment for 2018 is expected to fall short of 2017 levels.
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Markets
Creatives drive take-up as Cardiff attracts a new wave of occupiers
Following BBC Wales’ relocation, media firms are flocking to Cardiff.
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High street struggles slow UK prime rental growth to Brexit vote levels
UK prime rental value growth slowed to 0.5% in Q3 2018, the lowest level that quarterly rents have risen by since the immediate aftermath of the EU referendum.
