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NewsBricks-and-mortar stores have ‘halo effect’ on online sales
Bricks-and-mortar stores are having a ‘halo effect’ on online sales, in some instances more than doubling the online sales achieved in areas lacking a physical store, new research from CACI reveals.
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Online
Threat of no-deal Brexit speeds withdrawals from UK property funds
The threat of a no-deal Brexit sped outflows from the UK’s property funds in July during the race to replace former prime minister Theresa May, according to Calastone’s Fund Flow Index.
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Gap between regional and London office occupancy costs narrows
The gap between office occupancy costs in London and the UK’s largest regional cities has narrowed for the third year in a row, according to new research by Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH).
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H1 investment falls 20% year on year amid Brexit uncertainty
Ongoing Brexit uncertainty sent UK property investment plummeting 20% in the first half of the year, new data from JLL has revealed.
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London industrial voids leap as rent hikes drive occupiers out
Voids in multi-let industrial property have soared in inner London over the past two years as smaller occupiers have escaped the capital to avoid steep rent increases, according to new research from Gerald Eve.
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Developer caution slows UK growth of multi-storey warehouses
Developers’ reluctance to build taller is the main barrier standing in the way of multi-storey warehouses being built in London, data and analysis from Carter Jonas suggests.
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Online
Secret to securing your new office in a tight market: begin your search earlier
Edinburgh is suffering from an acute shortage of grade-A office space – a decade-low level, according to research by Savills on the Edinburgh office market.
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South East region likely to be worst hit by Arcadia closures
The South East is the part of the UK that is most exposed to Arcadia’s restructuring programme, reveals data from the Local Data Company.
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Sixth of City landlords may face fines under new energy rules
A sixth of City landlords could face hefty fines under expanding energy efficiency regulations, according to research by BNP Paribas Real Estate.
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Markets
Has confidence returned to the auction room?
Auctioneers are divided over whether a recent uptick in sales will continue.
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Number of people using co-working space in UK hits 1.3 million
The number of people using co-working space in the UK rose 10% in the past year, according to a survey by blockchain-powered shared workspace provider Primalbase.
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Brexit set to put brakes on growth in three of top five industries
Growth will slow in at least three of the UK’s top five industries this year as a result of Brexit, a report by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) forecasts.
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Markets
Edinburgh city centre office supply sinks to all-time low
Occupiers forced to look to peripheral locations.
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Change of use may mitigate rising vacancy rates in retail parks
The vacancy rate across UK retail parks rose sharply between the first half of 2018 and the end of the first quarter of this year, data from the Local Data Company (LDC) shows.
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Industrial and logistics take-up in Q1 at lowest level since 2013
First-quarter take-up in England’s industrial and logistics sector dropped to its lowest level in six years, according to data from Colliers International.
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Markets
Manchester office take-up due to top 1m sq ft for sixth year
Steady start to 2019 boosts city confidence.
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Online
Purpose-built resi investment to hit £146bn by 2025
Investment into the UK student accommodation, investment-grade private rented sector and senior living rental sectors is expected to reach £146bn by 2025, rising from £87.3bn in 2019, according to Knight Frank.
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Rural economy expected to outgrow urban areas after Brexit
Economic growth in rural parts of England will marginally outstrip that of purely urban areas following Brexit, the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr) has predicted.
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Insight
Strong take-up slows sharply in first quarter
JLL figures show Q1 logistics take-up was down 48% on a particularly strong final quarter of 2018.
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Alternative deal volumes outstrip traditional sectors in Q1 2019
Investment in alternatives exceeded investment in the three traditional commercial property sectors combined for the first time ever in Q1 2019, according to data from Lambert Smith Hampton (LSH).
