Government-controlled finance giants posted strong multifamily loan production gains in 2025, signaling renewed investor confidence in commercial real estate as both agencies prepare to expand lending again in 2026.
A trophy office tower in Bethesda, Maryland, has reached full lease-up, in a sign of continued strong demand for newer, transit-oriented workplaces rich with amenities.
One third of current demand in the London office market is likely to stay put rather than move, as regears become an increasingly key structural feature of the London market, Knight Frank has reported.
With around 3,500 athletes and countless fans descending on Milan and its surrounding towns for the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 this month, hotels in the Italian region are poised to succeed during the two-week event.
Singapore-listed investor Elite UK REIT has entered into new lease agreements with the government for 2.188 million square feet of offices occupied by the Department of Work & Pensions (DWP).
Ryan, a global tax services and software provider, has bought Williams Young McKaig, a specialised commercial property consultancy, as part of a broader expansion push.
UK commercial real estate investment hit a record £21.6 billion in Q4 2025, driven by Welltower’s £5.2 billion acquisition of the Barchester care home portfolio, according to LSH's figures for 2025.
There was a strong rebound in UK commercial property investment volumes in the final quarter of 2025, following softer activity in the previous quarter, according to Carter Jonas's Investment Quarterly report.
The UK living sector has shown notable structural resilience as a result of persistent supply constraints and appetite from institutional investors, in spite of a cooler rental market during the second half of 2025, according to research from BNP Paribas Real Estate.
British Land has let space to Marks & Spencer (M&S) for a 83,000-square-foot flagship store at SouthGate shopping centre in Bath, its joint venture with Aviva Investors.
Take-up volumes across offices in Surrey and Hampshire are being constrained by a shortage of high-quality accommodation options despite resilient occupier demand and a new headline rent being achieved in Basingstoke, Curchod & Co analysis shows.
Continued population growth, robust energy production and expanding investment in emerging industries are supporting a cautiously optimistic outlook for Alberta’s economy over the next two years.
The office market took centre stage this week as industry professionals gathered for a lively British Council for Offices and CoStar event exploring the current dynamics shaping Birmingham’s market.
