2018 was an eventful year for the UK’s property market, with changes to stamp duty land tax and proposed changes for overseas investors, along with the impending exit from the

Conygar Investment Company PLC (LON:CIC) announced that, in accordance with the terms of the general authority to make market purchases of its own shares granted to it by shareholders of

The East Midlands’ real estate transactions rocketed by 24 percent to £700m, compared with the same period in 2017, according to the latest research from JLL’s capital markets team. JLL’s

Robert Ware, Conygar Investment Chief Executive, commented: “Significant progress and change has occurred over the year. With the sale of our holding in Regional REIT and the sale or forward sale

Conygar Investment Company PLC (LON: CIC) announced today that, in accordance with the terms of the general authority to make market purchases of its own shares granted to it by shareholders

The level of demand for UK commercial property remains strong, despite continued lack of clarity over Brexit. According to the latest GVA review of commercial property investment market. European investors

With House of Fraser entering administration, Debenhams announcing the closure of up to 50 stores and accessories chain Claire’s rumoured to be following suit, the UK’s high streets are under

In the world of property investment, residential units are considered a stable option which boasts a consistent rental income. Yet with a deeper wallet, navigating in the commercial real estate