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European commercial real estate markets seeing strong momentum

European commercial real estate markets are generally continuing to display strong momentum, particularly on the investment side, according to a new report. However, feedback remains cautious across much of Asia and the Middle East reflecting challenging macro conditions, says the latest global commercial property analysis from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Investment enquiries […] The post European commercial real estate markets seeing strong momentum appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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UK housing market expected to be strong and active throughout Brexit process

The path towards Brexit will dictate what happens in the UK housing market over the next few years but it is expected to remain reasonably strong and active, according to a new analysis. There may be some turbulence along the way with article 50 to be enacted by march 2017 and the country set to […] The post UK housing market expected to be strong and active throughout Brexit process appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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British house builders optimistic about the future despite Brexit

House builders in Britain are optimistic despite market uncertainty and skills shortage but a third regard Brexit as a major challenge, new research has found. The sector’s confidence is reflected in average five year investment plans, increasing 17% year on year and average growth over five years of 28% predicted, up from 25% last year. […] The post British house builders optimistic about the future despite Brexit appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →

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