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InformationOOT retail market holding up
A lack of warehouse space in south London has led to rising rents as occupiers compete for available units.
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InformationNearly half of UK staff say their offices are not up to scratch
Almost half of British employees think their offices are “not fit for purpose”, according to a new report.
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MarketsInvestment frenzy pumps up Reading property market
When it comes to office stock, Reading punches above its weight. It has some 10m sq ft of office space - roughly the same amount as Leeds. The difference is that Reading is a town with a population of 230,000, while Leeds is a city of more than 700,000.
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InformationLeeds market driven by strong demand but weak supply
Office and industrial rents in Leeds continue to rise but a lack of investment stock has led to a sharp fall in investment activity, according to Carter Jonas.
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InformationRents south of the river on the up
A lack of warehouse space in south London has led to rising rents as occupiers compete for available units.
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InformationWhy we haven’t heard the last of the US mall
The US retail sector is in better health than recent headlines would suggest.
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InformationLondon on top for towers & tech in Global Cities
Office rents in London’s skyscrapers remain the highest in Europe as companies continue to pay a premium for space in the city despite the impact of Brexit, according to new research.
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InformationUK plummets down EU buy-to-let league
The UK has fallen into the bottom five European buy-to-let markets for investors as UK yields drop to just 4%.
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InformationBuild-to-Rent sector homes in on 100,000 milestone
There are now close to 100,000 build-to-rent homes either completed, under construction or submitted for planning permission across the UK.
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InformationSpace demand set to rocket
The industrial and logistics sector is set fair for a sustained period of growth if the upbeat sentiment of respondents to Property Week , Savills and db symmetry’s first-ever market census , in association with Analytiqa, is anything to go by.
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InformationSpec build down on 2016 high
There has been a sharp slowdown in the delivery of large speculative sheds this year, reveals new data from GVA - and activity is set to slow further still in the second half of 2017.
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InformationNorth West suffering from most persistent retail voids
The north of England suffers from the highest percentage of persistent retail voids in the UK, according to new data from the Local Data Company.
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InformationInteractive map: PDR continues to slow in latest DCLG stats
New data published by the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG) has revealed a year-on-year decrease of 8% in the reported overall number of permitted development rights (PDR) applications.
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InformationCambridge’s commercial rents and house prices soar
Cambridge’s success as a global hub for biomedical and technology research is stoking office rental growth and putting pressure on the city’s housing stock, according to Savills.
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InformationInstitutions stock up on food stores
Investors appear to have rediscovered their appetite for food stores if the latest figures from Savills are anything to go by.
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InformationRESI 2017: Brexit uncertainty dents confidence in housing market
The UK’s decision to leave the EU has hit confidence in the housing market, according to a reader survey conducted by Property Week ahead of the RESI Conference next week .
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InformationCrossrail is coming to town
The new Elizabeth Line is expected to massively increase footfall to the West End - how are the capital’s landlords seeking to make the most of the opportunities it presents.
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InformationThird of homes could be affected by historic mining activity
A new report from Landmark Information estimates that 33% of houses are built within 250m of land that might have been used for coalmining and activities such as quarrying of sand, clay and gravel pits in the past.
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OnlineCommercial investment in Central London hits £11.5bn
Commercial property investment in central London reached £11.5bn during the first half of 2017.
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InformationStudent housing deal volumes poised to top 2016 levels
Investment in UK student accommodation is set to top last year’s levels despite a fall in university applications, according to Cushman Wakefield’s latest forecast.
