The UK commercial real estate market is currently experiencing a transitional phase. As the Bank of England hints at potential rate cuts, investor confidence is likely to strengthen. Lower debt

An hour or two on the train from the UK’s most talked-about areas and offering better optics for local authorities to chase private investment than the South of France, it’s

London, renowned globally for its financial clout and as a prime destination for international capital, wasn’t immune to the 2022-23 market upheaval, seeing a 49% drop in investment. High borrowing

Latest data reveals that European residential properties have retained nearly all their value, while the overall decline in commercial property prices has significantly slowed after nearly two years of continuous

Last year’s slowdown in activity frustrated the investment market, but with diminished competition as funds and property companies cut back their ambitions, cash-rich family offices are seizing prime assets they

The industrial sector is experiencing significant growth driven by the rise in e-commerce and online sales. This surge is creating increased demand for warehouse and manufacturing properties, as well as

Halfway through the year, multifamily, retail and industrial remain strong in the higher-for-longer interest rate environment. The commercial real estate outlook for the second half of 2024 is largely positive—multifamily

The latest RICS Commercial Property Monitor has revealed that whilst the market in the UK showed some improvements in Q1 2024, certain areas of the market continue to struggle against