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There are positive signals for the UK commercial property market, with lending expected to rise by 32% by 2028. Property law specialist Newmanor Law analyses emergent trends that could mean

There is set to be a £90bn rise in commercial lending in the UK over the next five years, a report from a specialist lender has suggested. A report from

Total secured commercial lending is predicted to rise by 32% from an estimated £90bn in 2023 to £118bn in 2028, according to Rob Thomas, economist and principal researcher at the

The RICS UK Commercial Property Monitor for Q4 2023 revealed some growing confidence in its long-term outlook. While mixed, the largest proportion of respondents in Q4 (33%) now believe that

Commercial property stocks and bonds are rallying as forecasters widely predict the end of a market slump triggered by a multi-trillion dollar debt burden. Real estate investment trusts (REITs), the

Commercial real estate (CRE) experts are already dissecting the landscape for the New Year to pinpoint lucrative investment opportunities. We’ve collected these insights for CRE investors eager to identify good

2024 is set to be a defining year for commercial real estate (CRE) as the industry continues to transform to meet post-pandemic demands and a challenging economic market. Looking ahead,

A major survey of 101 global real estate fund managers with an average of $62.5bn under management has found that 56% of investors feel optimistic towards the outlook for UK