
Market in Minutes: UK Commercial
"Political change, base rate cuts, and attractive pricing are likely to drive rising non-domestic investor interest in the UK"
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"Political change, base rate cuts, and attractive pricing are likely to drive rising non-domestic investor interest in the UK"

"Yield compression re-emerged in June but, as of yet, has not translated into increased transactional activity across the board. This may change in H2 considering improving corporate confidence and a stronger economic backdrop"

"It is clear that pricing has started to change in some segments, with sectors (retail warehouses, industrial and hotels) more advanced on their journey than others"
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"City sees lowest quarterly turnover since 1996 as buyers await new opportunities "

"Concerns over occupier credit post-pandemic and the trade performance of UK cinemas have resulted in a lack of interest in multi-let leisure schemes; however, recent transactions suggest a brighter year ahead for the leisure investment market"

"Transactions and new stock remain subdued, with demand prevailing for well-located assets"

"2024 will be a turning point for the UK commercial property investment market, with higher turnover than 2023 and selective prime yield hardening"

"2023’s close brings boost to investment volumes"

"Will 2024 still be under pressure, or will we see a turning point?"