All Data articles – Page 9
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NewsUK senior living developers set to build 50,000 new homes
Number of private units expected to jump 30% by end of 2023 with a focus on higher-value southern markets
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LDC identifies retail parks ripe for logistics use
Eleven small retail parks with vacancy rates above 33% shortlisted as targets for logistics conversion.
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Why the slowdown in logistics investment is not all bad news
While investment in logistics has fallen, it is still an attractive asset class. Owners are reluctant to sell so how can potential investors find opportunities?
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Brownfield sites could meet 71% of regional housing need
Research shows building on brownfield sites across 24 UK cities could help meet 10-year housing shortfall
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Prime warehouse rents up 5% but growth is expected to slow
Average rental growth for England’s prime warehouses jumped 5% in the year to the end of July 2019, but is expected to slow in the coming quarters, according to new research from Colliers International.
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Spike in 3PL demand sparks stockpiling fears
Brexit stockpiling is not the only factor driving the increase in take-up by 3PLs.
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North America steps up London investment as others hold fire
North America is the only overseas region to have increased its investment in London year on year, new data from Datscha reveals.
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Investors set to pump £3.2bn into UK’s PBSA sector by end of 2019
Investors are on course to pump £3.2bn into the UK’s purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) sector by the year-end, according to new research by Knight Frank.
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Take-up in flexible office sector continues to grow
Flexible workspace will account for at least 5.5% of London’s office stock by the end of the year, according to a new report from Cushman Wakefield (C W).
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UK proptech investment activity plummets in first half of 2019
Investment in UK-based proptech firms fell by 62% year on year in the first half of 2019. In the same period, investment in the sector surged globally, according to figures from proptech data firm CREtech.
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Are things starting to look up for shopping centre market?
Research published by Savills suggests transaction volumes may increase in the second half of the year
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Most real estate professionals say Brexit is bad for business
The proportion who think the leave vote has had a negative impact has jumped from 64% to 73%
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Waitrose and Aldi pair well with other supermarket brands
The grocery retailers with the largest percentage of shoppers who also shop elsewhere are Waitrose and Aldi, making them good brands to locate near to Sainsbury’s and Tesco in particular.
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Gap exposed between what public and the industry think
Research compares consumers’ attitudes towards housing with the perspectives of real estate professionals
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Birmingham leads surge in regional serviced office take-up
Serviced office take-up in the six largest regional cities outstripped the rate of growth in London in the first six months of 2019 to hit almost the same level achieved in the whole of 2018, new research by BNP Paribas Real Estate has revealed.
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Retail parks buck sector slowdown
Rents increase 6.5% despite Brexit’s negative impact on market.
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Constrained supply mitigates Brexit effect on resi land prices
Constrained supply has helped mitigate the negative impact of Brexit uncertainty on residential land prices across the country, according to Knight Frank’s Residential Development Land Index.
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Bricks-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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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).
