UK Property Funds Continue Their Long, Slow Death
... £1.74B in 2021. In 2015, the year before the Brexit vote, property funds saw inflows of £2B. “For the UK ...
... £1.74B in 2021. In 2015, the year before the Brexit vote, property funds saw inflows of £2B. “For the UK ...
... in 2019, namely London and Hong Kong. Brexit-inspired uncertainty hung over the London real estate ... in London CRE will perk up again once Brexit is finally a done deal, JLL posited. ... in 2017 and 2018, JLL reported, but Brexit pushed it down to No. 4 in 2019 ...
... biggie. The Tory mantra during the election campaign was “get Brexit done.” Barring divine intervention it now seems certain that the ... Johnson earlier this year. An end to the uncertainty around Brexit is expected to unleash a large amount of pent-up ...
... real estate market. This continues the trend that started with Brexit in January 2020 and the significant impact of events such ...
... , so for us logistics is actually a defensive play against Brexit. So we are continuing to increase our exposure. We are ... through here. You have to hope that whatever happens with Brexit, the government will put some serious investment into these sectors ...
... city office market after a summer Brexit lull. The 15-year lease will ... city office market looking lively during the Brexit uncertainty. These include the Q3 2017 ... believe the uncertainty that continues to surround Brexit, rather than the act of leaving the ...
“It’s both structural and cyclical,” Bei Group CEO Collin Lau said. “Structural in the sense that people are concerned about the long-term investment by the UK government in underlying infrastructure like water, transport and power. “Cyclical in the ...
... the high street. But for offices, despite Brexit fears, take-up keeps moving along. King ... what the price. People are worried about Brexit, but the fact is that the British ... the North — outside of London people see Brexit as a positive. The letting market in ...
... when it comes to sustainability, Gummer said: Brexit, of course. It will not change policy, ... ability to meet its objectives, he said. “Brexit makes it very much harder,” Gummer said. ... them is a huge mistake. Also, Brexit is a very bad thing for the economy ...
... of the first global investors to buy in London after Brexit, buying the Sedley Place retail and office block on Oxford ... Investments for £125M in July 2016, just weeks after the Brexit vote. Aberdeen was having to liquidate assets to meet redemptions ...