The latest in a series of roundtable breakfast events hosted by CoStar took place in Bristol this week. The event, which follows a similar one in Leeds, are part of a series of discussions being held ...
The impact of the Iran war on UK economic growth was seen for the first time in April as the economy shrank for the first time since August, with the momentum built up earlier in the year likely to ...
CoStar this week partnered with accountancy firm Blick Rothenberg on a webinar that touched on key trends and insights in the office, retail and hospitality sectors.
Greater Manchester has established a clear and widening lead in long-term office employment growth across the UK’s Big Six regional cities, outperforming Birmingham, Leeds, Bristol, Glasgow and ...
Last week, CoStar held a wide-ranging roundtable discussion on the Leeds office market, with participants from across the agency community to assess current conditions and the outlook for the city.
Padel operators have leased 1.2 million square feet of UK industrial space over the past 18 months, seven times the volume recorded during the previous 18-month period, as Britain’s fastest-growing ...
Office demand has dropped off in the London West End enclave of Paddington, with take-up running at historically low levels and vacancies creeping upwards. However, the story is nuanced, with a lack ...
The time taken to sell UK commercial properties has risen to its highest level in more than four years as geopolitical uncertainty, financing constraints and ongoing price discovery slow ...
A slowdown in new investment listings indicates vendors are stepping back from bringing assets to market following the outbreak of the Iran conflict, interrupting what had been a strong start to 2026.
Retail investment volumes in Birmingham have strengthened markedly over the past 12 months, underpinned by landmark transactions involving prime, dominant assets.
Scotland’s economy made a subdued start to 2026, with official data showing onshore gross domestic product growth of just 0.1% in the three months to March, leaving it trailing the UK’s 0.6% ...
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is now mere weeks away. It's almost time to block out all of the noise and let the play on the pitch — or performance at hotels — do the talking.
Overseas investment into UK commercial property slowed sharply in the first quarter of 2026, as global investors grew more cautious amid economic and geopolitical uncertainty, a weaker US dollar and ...
Office market conditions have turned a corner in Berkshire and North Hampshire, which forms the core of a Thames Valley market that has struggled to attract or retain occupiers in recent years.
Office leasing volume in Sheffield city centre rebounded sharply in the opening quarter of 2026, reaching its highest level in nearly eight years, as two substantial lettings lifted overall take-up ...
Annual office sales in New York reached more than £10 billion ($13.8 billion) in the first quarter, almost £2 billion higher than the comparable figure in London.
Recent transactions point to how UK commercial property pricing is starting to settle, with industrial offering a clearer pricing floor than other sectors.
Early signs of yield decompression have emerged in London offices in 2026, reversing some of the hardening seen last year and reducing the yawning yield gap with offices outside the capital, ...
Despite availability reaching a multi-year high, UK industrial and logistics supply remains broadly aligned with occupier demand, with any excess supply limited in both geography and unit size.
Glasgow’s city centre office market recorded its strongest quarter for take-up in more than four years in the first quarter of 2026, with leasing activity reaching 230,000 square feet.
