Research
Commercial Quarterly Examiner – office market update Q1 2025
Working from home and the state of the economy continue to be the largest forces shaping the UK’s office market.
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Commercial Quarterly Examiner – industrial market update Q1 2025
IThe main driver of growth for industrial and logistics property has been demand from operators servicing consumers increasing use of online shopping.
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Commercial Quarterly Examiner – retail market market update Q1 2025
The latest available BRC-Sensormatic Footfall Monitor data, covering March 2025, indicates a year-on-year decline in shopper numbers across the UK.
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UK & London rental market update Q2 2025
Demand in the rental market remains strong, although the large imbalance between supply and demand has narrowed in some markets, meaning rental growth has moderated although a lack of supply is still driving rental growth.
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UK & London sales market update Q2 2025
Activity in the UK housing market was boosted in the first three months of the year as buyers rushed to beat the change in stamp duty thresholds at the start of April.
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Economic update Q2 2025
The UK economic landscape has been dominated by tariffs since Donald Trump was inaugurated as US President at the end of January.
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Commercial Quarterly Examiner – retail market market update Q4 2024
The other side of the growth of occupier and investment demand for industrial and logistics property has been a long drawn-out decline of the physical retail space.
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Commercial Quarterly Examiner – industrial market update Q4 2024
In the space of ten years, the representation of the industrial sector within the UK’s All Property institutional commercial real estate market has doubled.
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Commercial Quarterly Examiner – office market update Q4 2024
Office markets across the UK are being shaped by working from home and the push for net zero.
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UK & London rental market update – January 2025
The large imbalance between demand and supply partly unwound in 2024, although demand remains strong, and a lack of supply in the market is still driving rental growth. New policies likely to come into force this year could lead to a further contraction in supply.
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