All United Kingdom articles – Page 20
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KGAL wins its first LGPS mandate: Newham commits to KGAL ESPF 4
The London Borough of Newham Pension Fund (Newham) has committed to the renewable energy fund KGAL ESPF 4
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Political Event Risk Raises Stakes for Sudden Price Moves
Major political event risk, ranging from elections in Mexico, Brazil and the U.S., to Brexit and NAFTA negotiations, could swing equity, bond, FX and ags markets.
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Up and coming: seizing opportunities in London’s emerging locations
Investors able to spot developing trends and create fit-for-purpose assets in London’s emerging locations could generate enhanced returns.
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From uncertainty emerges the value-add opportunity
2017 saw investment volumes in the UK commercial property market rise by over 10% on the previous year. Much of this was helped by overseas buyers and a weak Sterling, which remained 10% on average below pre-referendum lev- els. Whilst an improvement on a subdued 2016, the year of the EU referendum, transaction activity was notably still nearly 30% down versus its 2015 peak, reflecting Brexit-related macro uncertainty. Underneath the 2017 headline figures, non-currency driven activity was also relatively quiet.
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Economic and Property Market Review: Q1 2018
The UK economy had a reasonably good start to the year.
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Global Economic Outlook: More of the same for 2018?
2017 was a surprisingly calm year for the global economy. Despite the economic and geopolitical concerns voiced at the beginning of the year, fears over Brexit, Chinese debt, rising populism across Europe and Trump’s legislative agenda had negligible effect on world growth.
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Brexit offers buying opportunity after temporary set-back
Since the Brexit vote in June 2016, the UK has gone from a macroeconomic outperformer to an underperformer due to the extended uncertainty on the final terms of the separation.
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The case for Europe: UK investors should look to expand their property exposure onto the Continent to increase their diversification
We at DTZ Investors are forecasting total returns from UK real estate to moderate in the near term and such a market outlook is encouraging an increasing number of traditionally domestic-focused property investors to consider opportunities overseas, with a resurgent Europe closest to home.
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UK Real Estate Outlook: Edition 1H18
The all property total return for UK commercial real estate of 10.3% in 2017 exceeded even the most bullish forecast expectations from the start of the year, and by some margin.
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The UK Property Paradox: Both Cheap and Expensive
Real estate prices follow a cycle driven by a broad range of inter-related factors in occupier, development and lending markets as well as in the broader economy. An understanding of the cycle is especially important in a long-run asset class such as real estate.
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UK industrial property – A safe haven?
The industrial sector makes up a relatively small, but growing, part of the UK’s commercial property market. Once dominated by manufacturing, the increasing importance of distribution has transformed the sector over the past 20 years, and investors have increasingly focused on efficient supply chains and the requirements of online retailing as the major drivers behind growth and future development.
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M7 Real Estate Investment Holdings grows portfolio with acquisition of £26 million of assets
M7 Real Estate announces that it has acquired a further eight assets from a number of vendors for a combined purchase price of £26.1 million on behalf of M7 Real Estate Investment Holdings.
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Invesco Real Estate Diversifies Growing Build-to-Rent Programme with Third UK Regional Project
Invesco Real Estate has partnered with Patten Properties and Panacea Property Development, the nationwide residential developers, to deliver 383 BtR units in Liverpool City Centre, in the North West of England.
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France to lead European recovery
France is projected to post a strong increase in GDP growth in the next five years, while German and UK growth is shifting down in the same period
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Brexit: How the future trade agreement is going to shape UK financial assets
This year will be crucial for the future of United Kingdom’s relationship with the European Union following Brexit. The next round of negotiation talks will take place between February and March, and will focus on defining a two-year transition agreement.
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Invesco Real Estate & Meyer Homes Announce Hounslow Build-to-Rent Project for Invesco’s Dedicated UK Residential Fund For c.£107m
Meyer Homes, the residential development company, has partnered with Invesco Real Estate to deliver 255 Build-to-Rent (BtR) units in the London Borough of Hounslow, West London.
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UK Real Estate Market Outlook: January 2018
The UK economy continued to defy gloomy market expectations during the third quarter of 2017, with GDP expanding by 0.4%. The latest set of positive data saw the Bank of England lift interest rates to 0.5% in November, a sign of their overall confidence in the market.
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M7 Real Estate/Oaktree JV disposes of Archimedes Real Estate Investment LP for £43.2 million to Regional REIT
M7 Real Estate Ltd announces that it has, together with its joint venture partner, funds managed by Oaktree Capital Management L.P., sold its regional UK office investment company, Archimedes Real Estate Investment L.P., to Regional REIT for £43.2 million.
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How did the UK market exceed all expectations in 2017, and can we expect more of the same this year?
If any UK property market forecaster had stood up at the start of the year and predicted that in December we would be debating whether the market will quite hit double digit returns for the year, not even the most bullish observer would have taken them seriously.
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Are affordability pressures starting to bite in London?
Are business rate hikes in London starting to hurt retailers?