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March 2008
Residential Property Focus: Assessing a Changing Market
A combination of positive and negative factors means that our generally optimistic view of the housing market in 2008 remain in place at this stage.

Winter 2008
Key prime housing market dynamics
As we predicted, the global credit crisis has taken its toll on prime central London and downside risks are increasing. Values fell by -2% for PCL in the final quarter of 2007.

February 2008
UK residential market update
Given the weaker economic backdrop, the downside risks have increased for the UK's housing market

October 2007
UK Shopping centre and high street bulletin
With it looking increasingly likely that the next move in the base rate will be downwards, we expect consumer confidence to improve.

UK Commercial Leisure Bulletin - 2007
Corporate change and consolidation has been rife in the leisure sector.

Autumn 2007
Key prime housing market dynamics
Given the weaker backdrop in the financial markets, we have lowered our forecast for growth in prime London properties from 22% to 18%...

October 2007
Residential Market Update
The balance of opinion amongst surveyors is that house prices have fallen month on month in both August and September.

Autumn 2007
Central Scotland Residential Development Survey
New build average asking prices per square foot in Central Scotland have increased by 8% over the last year...

September 2007
Rising housing supply
Although housing supply has been rising nationally, the levels still fall well short of the numbers that would remove housing scarcity...

2007
Better by Design
The current planning emphasis on urban regeneration, mixed use, sustainable development and high residential densities...

 

October 2007
UK Shopping centre and high street bulletin - Q3 2007

“Asset selection to become pivotal as rental growth becomes the focus”

In this report we review Q3 trends in the shopping centre and high street retail leasing and investment markets.

  • With it looking increasingly likely that the next move in the base rate will be downwards, we expect consumer confidence to improve.

  • We remain confident that the best retailers will continue to thrive, even in the current tough trading environment.

  • £1.6bn of shopping centre investments were transacted in Q3, bringing the total for the year to £4.4bn, marginally ahead of last year’s total at this point.

  • Fewer secondary shopping centres were traded in Q3, and this has led to the average initial yield falling to 4.86%.

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