All Data articles – Page 4
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InsightProptech solutions drive data-based BTR strategies
Operators need integrated systems to get the most out of their data and gain an edge over competitors.
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London flex office sector poised to recover from Covid slump
Colliers predicts demand from flexible office space providers in London will bounce back this year after nosediving last year as a result of the pandemic.
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Property industry has a new spring in its step
The property sector has a renewed sense of optimism a year after the country was put into its first lockdown, with more than 75% of people reporting they feel more positive about the sector’s future than three months ago, the latest Property Week sentiment survey reveals.
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Public confidence crisis over new community developments
The property industry faces a public confidence crisis over its ability to deliver schemes that are truly in the interests of local communities, reveals a damning new survey conducted by Urban Land Institute UK (ULI UK) and YouGov.
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House prices forecast to grow 4% following Budget stimulus
House price expectations have been bolstered by the government’s Budget stimulus.
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Real estate is on the cusp of a data ‘paradigm shift’
The debate highlights a move towards more collaborative, ESG-focused use of data.
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Supermarket chains double rate of store growth in 2020
The number of UK supermarket stores grew by twice as much last year as in 2019, with discount grocers leading the charge.
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Boom in demand expected to drive Manchester office take-up
Hopes are high for Manchester’s office market this year despite the ongoing challenges posed by the Covid pandemic.
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London office leasing market plummets by 56% in 2020
Leasing across the Central London office market was down by 56% (6.5m sq ft) in 2020, compared to 2019.
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UK residential transactions soar amid stamp duty holiday
The number of UK residential transactions was up 24.1% in January 2021 compared to January 2020, according to new data.
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Investor demand for healthcare property set to grow in 2021
The healthcare real estate market is set to enjoy a flurry of activity this year, according to a major new survey of investors, lenders, operators and developers.
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Industrial rents tipped to rise 2.4% by 2025 as boom continues
The industrial sector is set for further rental growth over the coming years on the back of a boom in ecommerce and last-mile logistics.
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West End office take-up plummets despite December deals rush
A flurry of December deals gave a much-needed boost to London’s West End office market, but was not enough to stop overall take-up for the year plummeting 63% on 2019 levels.
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City deals slump to lowest level since 2004
Just under 230 deals were completed in the Square Mile during 2020, marking the lowest number of yearly transactions since 2004, according to Savills’ City Office Market Watch.
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Property industry not convinced housing targets are achievable
Scepticism over the government’s ambitious housing targets has come to light in a new survey conducted by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Housing Market and Housing Delivery, using Built-ID’s Give My View software.
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Housebuilders have missed a trick by rushing to the high-end while overlooking ordinary Londoners, says Be First
Pat Hayes, Managing Director at Barking and Dagenham Council-owned housing developer Be First, explains how a return to “1930s-style municipalism” is delivering high-quality and affordable homes in the capital’s East End.
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UK big box take-up reaches all-time high in 2020
The UK big box logistics market has remained strong with a 64% rise in take-up from 2019 after Covid-19 saw e-commerce demand rocket throughout the year.
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Surge in prime resi market while smaller flats and homes slide
The UK’s prime residential market has witnessed a surge in activity during 2020, according to the latest data from Savills.
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Highest-ever industrial take-up forecast for 2020
The highest level of industrial take-up on record has been forecast for the year 2020.
