All Data articles – Page 9
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InsightHalf of London office markets tipped for rent falls in 2019
The rental outlook for central London’s office markets in 2019 is decidedly mixed.
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News
London office take-up rockets by 20% in 2018
Central London office takeup grew by a “surprisingly strong” 20% in 2018.
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Online
Patisserie Valerie administrators confirm 71 sites for closure
The joint administrators of collapsed café chain Patisserie Vallerie have confirmed the locations of 71 outlets set for immediate closure including 27 main brand sites.
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Insight
Only a minority of large property firms automate data collection
Automated data collection can save companies time and money, yet only a minority of large commercial real estate firms use it, according to new research shared exclusively with Property Week .
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Online
BTR home numbers jump 22% in a year
The number of build-to-rent homes completed, under construction or in planning has increased by 22% to 139,508 over the past year, according to research published produced by Savills for the British Property Federation (BPF).
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News
South East office take-up hits 10-year high
The South East office market recorded the highest take-up in over a decade last year, new data from CBRE has shown.
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Insight
Redrow tool reveals schemes’ social value
Calculator puts monetary figure on factors such as having good neighbours.
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Online
Industrial and logistics take-up hits new record
Industrial and logistics take up reached record levels last year with take-up for big box logistics totalling 31.495m sq ft, according to data from CBRE.
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News
South East office investment 11% above average in 2018
Office investment in the South East totalled £2.8bn in 2018, surpassing the 10-year average by 11%, according to new data from BNP Paribas Real Estate (BNPPRE).
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News
PW readers expect values to fall at least 5% if no Brexit deal is agreed
Two thirds of Property Week readers expect commercial property values to fall by more than 5% this year if no Brexit deal is agreed and a third expect values to fall by more than 10%.
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Insight
Slow recovery to follow after market bottoms out in 2019
If you thought 2018 was a bad year for the UK property market, hold on to your hats.
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News
Councils spending on property off-patch sees record rise in 2018
The amount of money spent by local authorities on commercial properties outside their jurisdictions increased by 125% last year, Property Week can reveal.
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Insight
Top listed propcos lost nearly £7.5bn in value during 2018
The UK’s 10 largest listed property companies lost almost £7.5bn in value in 2018, with intu hit hardest, losing around 55% of its value following two aborted takeovers of the group.
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Online
Glasgow office take-up hits double five-year average
Glasgow’s office occupier market recorded its most active year of all-time in 2018 with more than 1.4m sq ft of city centre space leased last year.
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Online
Asia-Pacific investors to drive London office investment in 2019
A new report from CBRE has revealed that foreign investors have spent £144.3bn on London commercial property over the past two decades, with Asia-Pacific investors expected to lead further spending in 2019.
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Insight
Brexit chaos in Q4 puts brakes on 2018 investment volumes
The fourth quarter of the year is usually the most active, as buyers and sellers scramble to close deals by the year end, but this year investment volumes are expected to be dragged down by the uncertainty surrounding Brexit.
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Insight
Brexit’s winners – and losers – city by city
UK cities with strong tech and life science sectors such as Cambridge will continue to outperform those with economies based on agriculture and manufacturing in the months following Brexit – but their growth is likely to slow significantly, predicts a report by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr). ...
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Insight
Food markets and fitness classes top staff wish list
Amazon deliveries, fitness classes, food markets and regular massages top the list of services office workers want at their place of work, revealed a survey of UK office employees working in properties run by property management and proptech firm Equiem.
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Markets
High demand for Essex industrial space exacerbates supply shortage
Boom in larger requirements and tight supply drive up rents.
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News
Leeds sees investment spike
Investment in commercial property in Leeds over the first nine months of this year increased by 70% on 2017, data from Datscha can reveal.
