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InformationDublin office expansion picks up pace
The pace of Dublin’s office occupier expansion continued to gather momentum in the first half of 2017, with take-up for the first six months of the year reaching 1.52m - the highest level recorded this cycle.
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InformationThe rising tide of flood risk
Despite the huge costs incurred after the storms of the past decade, building in flood-risk areas is on the rise. Property Week asks why and analyses the measures being taken to mitigate the threat.
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NewsUK market for syndicated real estate loans slumps
The volume of syndicated commercial property loans in the UK more than halved in the first half of 2017.
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InformationFood and drink market starts to cool after years of growth
The market for food and drink outlets is reaching saturation point after years of expansion, according to Colliers International.
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InformationTake-up spikes but investments sink in London’s Midtown
Data from Farebrother’s latest Midtown market report shows a 30% spike in take-up in the second quarter of 2017.
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InformationInteractive map: data reveals PDR slowdown
The number of office to residential permitted development rights (PDR) applications submitted by developers has significantly slowed down, according to the latest data published by the Department for Communities and Local Government (DCLG).
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InformationSecondhand office space availability soars in London
Availability of secondhand office space in London has reached its highest level in six years, according to data from Colliers International.
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NewsPeterborough tops list of hot retail towns
Peterborough has topped a new list of areas that represent the best prime opportunities for retailers following April’s business rates revaluation.
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MarketsRefurbished office rents close in on new-build prices in Edinburgh
A severe shortage of new office development in Edinburgh has led to a rise in refurbished office rents, which Savills expects to hit £32.50/sq ft by the end of Q3 2017. If that happens, it would close the gap between refurbished and new-build rents to the lowest level on record ...
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InformationPrime central London land prices stabilise
Prices in the prime central London land market may have finally bottomed out, according to new research from Knight Frank.
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InformationSpeculative industrial development activity picks up in Q2
Speculative development activity in the industrial sector bounced back in the second quarter, according to data from Gerald Eve’s latest Prime Logistics bulletin.
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InformationUK commercial property universe falls £43bn in value
New data from the IPF has shown that the total value of invested and owner-occupied commercial property in the UK fell by £43bn last year, from £926bn at year-end 2015 to £883bn at year-end 2016.
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NewsSharp differences in annual fund returns
Industrial property and long-income funds have delivered the best returns in the AREF/IPD UK Quarterly Property Fund Index over the past year.
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InformationBoom in retail parks anchored by grocery discounters
The number of out-of-town (OOT) retail schemes anchored by discount grocery retailers has rocketed in recent years, Savills research reveals.
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NewsHow the North West was won
Who owns the North West? To find out, Property Week commissioned Datscha to pull together a list of the 200 largest property owners in the region by square foot and rateable value.
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InformationMost housebuilders sceptical about long-term supply levels
The supply of new housing hit the 200,000 mark in England in the year to April 2017 - but the majority of respondents to Knight Frank’s annual housebuilder survey do not believe supply can be maintained at this level in the long term without changes to housing policy.
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OnlineSupermarket investment up 20% year-on-year
Property transactions in the UK supermarket sector increased by 20% year-on-year in the first half of 2017 to reach £727m, according to data from Colliers International.
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InformationCapital values rise 2.5% across H1 2017
UK commercial property capital values increased 0.6% overall in June 2017 to leave capital value growth at 2.5% for H1, according to the latest CBRE Monthly Index.
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NewsAsian and Middle Eastern investors pile into London
Savills’ analysis of foreign investment in London’s commercial real estate market since the EU referendum has revealed a sharp swing to investment from Asia and the Middle East from Europe and the US.
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InformationGap between London and regional office costs shrinks
The gap between office occupancy costs in London and the UK’s regional cities has narrowed slightly from last year’s record highs, according to Lambert Smith Hampton’s Total Office Cost Survey (TOCS).
