Graham Shone
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Will 2019 see progress on the housing crisis?
Last year the government published several papers on housing. Can we now expect something practical?
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UK offices: how flexible will landlords be in 2019?
Ongoing trends in the office market highlight importance of flexibility for growth.
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Office and industrial demand sees developer interest rise in Yorkshire
RADIUS DATA EXCHANGE: Permissions for office space are up 71% in comparison to the previous year
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Retail and industrial demand grows in Wales
RADIUS DATA EXCHANGE: Developers respond to industrial demand, but retail permissions decrease
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Glut of business park space hampers Scotland office market
RADIUS DATA EXCHANGE: Absorption rates for office premises are above the national average.
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Strong Belfast market boosts Northern Ireland office take-up
RADIUS DATA EXCHANGE: However, there has not yet been a response from developers to this trend.
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North East bucks the trend as retail permissions rise
RADIUS DATA EXCHANGE: The region has outperformed the national trend in the retail sector
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London office market remains stable in face of uncertainty
EG’s LOMA Q3 analysis reveals an overwhelming sense of déjà vu
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West Midlands bucks national trend
There is just 2.1 years’ worth of stock remaining for offices and industrial
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North West stock shows signs of promise
Retail, offices and industrial are in line with national average
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Radius DX: London office lettings surge by 13%
Some 3.4m sq ft was let in London during Q2 2018
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Is EG bucking the trend by moving to EC2?
Our relocation to the City is evidence of the porous, democratised nature of London’s office market