London’s rental boom and the postponement of business rates revaluation could leave occupiers facing a huge rates hike in 2017.
The London serviced office market is growing by 10% a year, but rapid expansion is fuelling fears of a bubble
MIPIM IN NUMBERS: London developers are sitting on more than 15m sq ft of permitted office space, but remain hesitant to start construction.
The UK remains the top European market in which to buy and sell commercial property, according to DTZ.
In 2014 take-up within the industrial and logistics sector reached previously unheard levels, rising a staggering 73% from 2013 figures to reach 32.6m sq ft across the UK.
With investment volumes rising and continent-wide growth, optimism is high. But should we still exercise caution?
With resi starts at a high and sales slipping, how fast is the steam coming out of the London market?
European cities are becoming more important than the countries they inhabit to occupiers and investors, but which are likely to offer the best returns?
Europe offers a combination of safe havens and high-risk opportunities, but no investor can ignore the undercurrent of uncertainty
What is the current state of play for London’s development pipeline?
Agents pick the most significant deals in Manchester; planning data for the region; what’s going up, what’s going down
As affordability starts to strangle growth in the South, which markets might prove a hit for investors?