All Data articles – Page 16
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OnlineSports Direct to automate its lease portfolio management with LEVERTON
Sports Direct has signed a partnership with LEVERTON to use its document management platform, enabling them to extract lease information tied to their European portfolio in a first of its kind deal for a major retailer.
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Markets
Demand for 'mid-box' industrial space grows in Midlands market
Savills research indicates a positive outlook for 2018 despite economic uncertainty.
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Insight
Logistics take-up volumes slump in Q4 as deal size shrinks
Occupier take-up in the prime logistics sector fell by 13% in the final quarter of 2017 to the lowest level since the third quarter of 2013, according to data from Gerald Eve’s latest Prime Logistics bulletin.
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Insight
Infographic: property data behind Carillion's collapse
Earlier this month, construction giant Carillion fell into liquidation, putting tens of thousands of jobs, pensions and government contracts at risk. Using exclusive data from Datscha, Property Week has compiled an infographic to illustrate the group’s real estate holdings.
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Online
Elizabeth line to have a bigger impact than expected
The new line from Reading to Heathrow due to open in December will transform central London in a significantly greater way than previously predicted in 2012.
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Markets
All signs point to a better year for the North East office market
A report from the North East Office Agents (NEOA) has revealed that while the region’s office market was subdued for most of 2017, things began to look up in the final quarter of the year.
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News
Far East builders eyeing UK market, claims NHBC
Housebuilders based in the Far East could enter the UK market to increase capacity, according to the industry’s warranty provider.
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Online
Record office take-up sees ‘big nine’ break 10m sq ft
Total office take-up in the big nine regional markets of the UK reached above 10m sq ft for the first time in 2017.
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Insight
City of London investment volumes hit record levels in 2017
Investment volumes in the City reached a record high last year, according to Savills’ latest City Investment Watch report.
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Online
City of London tops the list for commercial property values
The City of London is still currently the UK’s most expensive area for commercial property according to new data showing the average property price there is £2.3m. The latest report released by HARNESS Property Intelligence shows the City tops the list for average values followed exclusively by other London ...
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News
One in five commercial properties set to fail MEES regulations
With less than three months to go before the new Minimum Energy Efficiency Standards (MEES) come into force, almost one in five commercial properties in England and Wales are below the minimum ‘E’ rating required.
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Insight
Shopping centre service charges continue to rise
Service charges for shopping centre tenants continue to increase, according to the latest Service Charge Operating Report (SCOR) for retail produced by Property Solutions.
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Insight
2018 data preview: mixed fortunes in store for UK property market
Last year was a mixed bag for the UK property market, with some sectors reporting sluggish activity whereas for others it was full steam ahead.
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News
2017 data review of the year: Investors and occupiers still cautious ahead of EU exit
The past 18 months have been all about Brexit and investors and occupiers look set to remain cautious in the coming year
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Online
Where to invest in London? Big data has the answer...
Which side of London offers the best investment opportunities? Join experts from Datscha and Property Week as we interrogate the latest data behind the issue… in 280 characters or less tomorrow.
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News
Listed propcos raise record sums in 2017
Total raised reaches £4.69bn this year but experts warn of investor fatigue.
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Insight
‘Spoke-and-hub’ approach could save occupiers thousands
Office occupiers could achieve an annual rent roll saving of up to £7,000 per workstation by relocating from Mayfair to the Docklands or Stratford in 2018.
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Insight
Regions need new incubator space if they’re to retain talent
Developers urgently need to deliver new incubator and accelerator space in the UK’s regional cities if there is to be any chance of stemming the regional brain drain, warns Savills in its latest Skills, Talent and Labour Mobility report.
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Insight
Take-up of large industrial units continues to fall in Q3
Take-up of 100,000 sq ft-plus industrial units has fallen sharply this year – slumping in the third quarter to 23.6% below the 10-year quarterly average, reveals the latest BNP Paribas Real Estate industrial and logistics review.
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Online
Land Registry announces plans for increased open data
HM Land Registry plans to become “the world’s leading land registry for speed, simplicity and an open approach to data”
