All Data articles – Page 9
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OnlineHow to find Green Belt opportunities that are more likely to convert
Getting planning in the Green Belt has always been a challenge.
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NewsUK house prices soar 4.7% year on year to hit a five-year high
UK house prices have jumped by 4.7% – or more than £10,000 – in the past year, the largest rise recorded since October 2016.
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OnlineDemand for UK film and TV space reaches all time high
Demand for UK film and TV space has reached an all-time high, with up to 4.5m sq ft of development in planning, according to JLL’s ‘Reel Estate – Film and TV Studios as an Investment’ report.
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OnlineUK sees a shed spec development boom
A number of developers are ploughing ahead with their aggressive speculative development plans as demand for logistics space continues to outstrip supply across some parts of the country.
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NewsStrong demand continues to drive up industrial land values
Industrial land values in the UK climbed by 6.8% in the 12 months to June 2021, as investors continued to snap up shed space, according to data from Carter Jonas.
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NewsOverseas investors flock to UK senior housing market in 2021
Investment in the UK’s senior housing sector in 2021 is set to outpace last year’s level on the back of surging interest from overseas buyers.
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NewsEurope will need additional 300m sq ft of shed space, CBRE says
Europe will need an additional 300m sq ft of logistics space to meet the continuing surge in demand from ecommerce, CBRE has estimated.
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OnlineSave Time with Automated Service Charge Reconciliation!
In many leases, tenants are responsible for both rent and a share of the property expenses, which is commonly known as a service charge.
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OnlineHow to protect your data in a post-pandemic world
Data security is always a challenge, for the property industry as much as anyone else.
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NewsInvestors flocked to South East office market in first quarter
The South East office market saw an influx of investment in the first quarter of 2021 as £639m was deployed across 35 transactions, making it the second-busiest Q1 of the past five years, according to new data from Colliers.
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NewsChains suffer more than independents as pub numbers sink
The pub industry suffered a wave of closures in the year to March – with chain pubs affected more than independents, according to new figures from the Local Data Company (LDC).
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NewsFrance boosts UK investment
French investors showed growing appetite for global real estate during 2020 despite uncertainty caused by Covid-19, investing €14bn (£12.01bn), up 13% on 2019, according to Savills’ French Cross Border Investment report.
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NewsNumber of construction starts in Q1 87% down year on year
The total number of new construction starts in the first quarter of 2021 was 60% lower than in the first quarter of 2020 and 78% lower than in the first quarter of 2019, according to new data from Datscha.
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NewsBingo halls suffer amid online gaming surge
More than 180 halls have closed in the past five years as players move online
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NewsLondon housing rents fall 10% while those in rest of UK rise
Rents in London’s housing market have slumped by almost 10% in the past year – while those in other cities across the UK have mostly risen.
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OnlineSavills predicts UK investment volumes to return to normal levels by end of the year
UK commercial real estate investment volumes for the year to the end of April are now just 22% down on the equivalent period in 2020, at £13.7bn.
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NewsSuburban areas expected to see largest economic growth in Q4
The UK economy is forecast to grow by 7.1% in the final quarter of 2021, with smaller towns and cities expected to enjoy the largest growth.
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OnlineHigh street rent collections up by 21.8% on last quarter
Rents received by high street landlords have increased by 21.8% since Q4 2020, with 67.7% of rents being received by landlords and property managers.
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NewsGreen shoots of recovery start to appear in construction sector
The green shoots of recovery are starting to appear in the construction industry, reveals the Gleeds Spring 2021 Market Report.
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NewsValues surge across UK for industrial land
Industrial land values have overtaken office and retail values in the past decade to rival residential values.
