Research

Development review Q3 2022

The supply of new homes at national level was very much in line with recent trends in Q3, but the outlook is turning negative due to weakness in the wider housing market and the impending end of Help to Buy.

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Residential building on River Thames

UK rental review Q3 2022

Average UK rents continue to rise strongly, with double-digit growth in most regions in Q3.

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Apartment block

UK sales review Q3 2022

Official data continues to show strong price growth for average house prices, and high activity levels.

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View of Regent's Park, London

Commercial market update Q2 2022

Economy is slowing and, early suggestions that we may avoid recession have been swept aside by the Bank of England following on from their August meeting.

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London city skyline from Liverpool Street station

Office market update Q2 2022

New hybrid model or edging back to prior status quo?

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Office buildings by night

Industrial market update Q2 2022

Average industrial yields largely held steady for Q2, with the South East at 2.9% and the rest of the UK at 4.2%.

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Retail market update Q2 2022

Will recession torpedo Covid recovery?

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Busy shopping street

Forecast and outlook Q2 2022

Q2 saw the first small signs that the struggling economy was starting to impact the housing market, but some forecasters are still upgrading their growth expectations for 2022 based on the very high levels seen in the first half of the year.

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View from Westminster Cathedral, London

Wider South East Q2 2022

Annual house price and rental growth remained around the 10% level in the wider South East in Q2, broadly continuing trends from earlier this year and staying in line with national trends.

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Panorama of Docklands and Canada Water

UK economic outlook Q2 2002

Q2 saw further volatility for the economic recovery, with monthly GDP growth in May above expectations but other indicators turning increasingly negative.

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Canary Wharf