There will be a slowdown in activity, values will fall and there will continue to be a significant lack of confidence – this was the view of the future of the commercial property market which was recently expressed by fund managers in the Commercial Property…
Yes it is true – the commercial property market has recovered and is not heading for another fall – ‘but only in central London’! When the financial crisis began, every single commercial property throughout the UK fell in value. However, this was relatively short-lived in…
Recent data published by Investment Property Databank, the worlds’ leading authority on analyzing the performance of all commercial property markets, has revealed that property prices have again started to fall. They have also issued a clear warning saying “investors should remain vigilant of any risks…
SME’s, the lifeblood of our society, which are the main employers in the UK, are being strangled by the credit drought. Banks on the whole don’t want to lend to these enterprises but in the rare cases where they do, they charge them extortionate rates. …
If you own commercial property, you will have noticed that lease lengths are getting shorter. Tenants are reluctant to sign new leases for terms longer than 5 years as they don’t know if their businesses will survive that long! This is horrific for landlords who…
Although I would like to think of myself as an optimist, I am at a loss to find anything positive to say about what is in store for commercial property next year. The streets are still filled with doom and gloom which is being fuelled…
As long as banks continue to restrict lines of finance, especially commercial loans, the property market stands little chance of recovering. The only sector which I am aware of which has rallied since the crash of 2008 is the office market in the West End…