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UKIT annual 2007
UK Investment Transactions (UKIT) 2009 Q4
The property investment market gave the clearest sign yet that the downturn was over with a 61bp improvement in yields in the fourth quarter 2009.
This is the largest shift in one quarter since our records began and brings the overall movement in yields to 91bp since the middle of the year, indicating the marked positive shift in sentiment towards the market.

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Greater Manchester Office Market Review 2010
Greater Manchester Office Market Review 2010
Statistics and medium term forecasts for the three key business centres across Greater Manchester as well as a look at the drivers behind demand for office space in the region.

Lambert Smith Hampton’s (LSH) latest research report combines data and forecasts for the three key business centres in the region, and looks at the drivers behind demand for office space across Greater Manchester.



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UK Investment Transactions (UKIT) 2009 Q3
UK Investment Transactions (UKIT) 2009 Q3
In the third quarter of 2009 the property investment market saw the first real signs that conditions are improving since August 2007.

 



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Hotel market review summer 2009
Licensed and Leisure market review - hotels
After a difficult 2009 the UK hotel market is expected to bounce back in 2010, proving more resilient to the economic downturn than other areas of the commercial property market.


  • Bath and Edinburgh traded well over the recession and while the London hotel market saw performance fall, it will lead the UK hotel market’s return to positive performance.

  • Midscale brands suffered most over 2008 and 2009. In 2010 investment is expected to focus on the growing and successful budget hotel sector.


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Licensed and Leisure pubs and restaurants market review
Pubs and restaurants market review - summer 09
Property activity has in the main focused on the pub sector in 2009 and this will continue throughout 2010 as large corporate operators address their indebtedness.


  • Pubs and restaurants have found trading extremely tough throughout the recession, with restaurants the worst hit within the licensed and leisure sector.

  • High-end to mid range offerings were most impacted, where as in the hotel sector, budget and ‘value-for-money’ brands bucked the national trend.

  • The above paints a mixed 2010 outlook for property activity within the sector; a contraction in the pub market contrasting markedly with expansion in the ‘value’ end of the restaurant market.


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Licensed and Leisure market review - London hotels
Thames Valley Office Market Review 2009
UK Investment Transactions (UKIT) 2009 Q2

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