An end in sight
Economic uncertainty will always be accurately reflected in the commercial property market so it is little surprise that the scheduled delivery of office space in the City of London will be the lowest in more than 10 years at 443,000 sq ft next year
CEBR warn Vickers report could damage EU property market
As Europe’s economy continues to teeter on the brink of disaster, the UK market still finds itself at a set of crucial crossroads
‘Indian summer’ yields mixed blessing for retail
September and its late sunshine had a varied impact on the UK’s beleaguered high streets, according to Springboard’s National High…
Westfield malls and the future of town planning
With the fate of the eurozone still hanging in the balance, the British property market could still feel the pinch of discussions in Brussels
Investor demands shifts leisure yields
UK commercial leisure property has hardened by 50 base points over the past two quarters, according to research from Savills….
Keep a level head
August is supposed to be silly season when nothing much happens. Politicians and the City’s finest flee en masse to…
Attacking the void
Empty properties can be the bane of the property industry, costing businesses millions in lost revenue. However, innovative ways of tackling this problem are springing up across the UK says Mark Hughes-Webb
Road to recovery
David Hudson investigates whether the commercial property industry is now on the path to a long-awaited renaissance
The local solution
Stephen Stoney looks at the implications of the Localism Bill and how it could help spur change in sectors needing development
Last orders
Peter Carroll looks at the array of challenges the pub sector needs to tackle in order to survive
The power of ten
The commercial property sector faces many challenges in the coming months. Chris Titley looks at 10 key things that could change this year
A minute with Rob Cohen
Rob Cohen Commercial Director at Colliers International, speaks with Estates Review about his firm, the state of industry, and where he sees things headed over the next few months
Engaging developments
The Coalition Government feels that the planning regime’s top-down and target-driven approach has alienated communities and is the stimulus to much of the opposition to new development. The recent Localism Bill aims to reverse this, says Abby Dodson-Parker
A budget of growth or diversion?
George Osborne’s Budget announcements have been phrased as good news for the property industry. So why do so few people see it that way?
Northern lights
A look at how the North-Eastern property market has coped with the widespread economic turmoil, and how it may emerge stronger from it
Power balance
Just what are the effects that the recent lifting of a ban allowing local authorities to sell surplus electricity to the National Grid on the property industry
The quadrant theory
When investing in property, it’s vital to understand your exit strategy. Buying is the easy part. How do you make your property perform?
Caught out
Throughout 2010, millions of pounds worth of property was transacted with fraudulent titles and details
Perfect harmony
Can property developers and public sector professionals ever work hand-in-hand? Stephen Nicol examines this marriage of convenience
Local news
Simon Randall looks at the recent Localism Bill and its potential impact on commercial property throughout the country
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