Prime locations have led the way this year, with some occupiers looking to future-proof their supply chains by fulfilling their larger scale requirements
Private equity has accounted for 11 per cent of acquisitions in the London capital market year to date, and account for a quarter of deals that are currently under offer, according to latest data from Colliers.
Whilst a significant amount of attention has been given to disappointments around HS2, the reality is that the North East has been progressing its connectivity through other schemes.
In a joint paper published by the New West End Company (NWEC) and Colliers, we showcase the street’s considerable influence over the success of the West End as a whole
According to Colliers’ Industrial & Logistics team’s latest analysis prime rents across the UK for large distribution warehouses increased to £11 per sq ft, up eight per cent y/y
In this article we share the insights of some of our professional services departments, including Rating, Debt Advisory, Valuations, ESG and Project & Building Consultancy.
The Building Safety Act 2022 has been on everyone’s radar for some time now, however it is the secondary legislation that came into effect on 1 October 2023 that actually brought more parts of the Act into force.
It’s recognised that traditionally the London investment market surges in the fourth quarter with transactions racing to get finalised before the year-end deadline.
Opened in 1996, the M49 has spent a quarter of a century being the only British motorway without any junctions and the only one in the UK that didn’t touch the ordinary road network at any point.
The UK’s Purpose-Built Student Accommodation (PBSA) market is currently undergoing a significant transformation, drawing substantial investments and witnessing a surge in demand.
It’s the question on the lips of many operators and potential investors, how can care homes become more energy efficient, achieve ESG targets and remain viable businesses?
Business rates bills will rise by a total of £1.74 billion next April, to around £27.74 billion, giving unsustainable rises to all sectors of the economy, says John Webber, Head of Business Rates at Colliers, unless the Government steps in and intervenes.
Colliers Hotels Capital Markets has brought the 201-bedroom voco St John’s Solihull to the market for a guide price of £25 million on behalf of CL Capital Global.
The Operational Capital Markets team at Colliers has advised Cain International on a £150m forward funding transaction with Olympian Homes as part of a wider £500 million forward funding for five new purpose-built student accommodation (PBSA) schemes.
The arrival of HS2 as a transformative initiative by the Government, aimed at connecting major cities in England and boosting growth in the Midlands and North regions,
The commercial real estate market in the UK is in a state of constant movement, particularly over the last 10 years including the GFC, Brexit, and latterly the pandemic.
The UK’s retail sector has changed rapidly in the last few years and in this competitive climate, it’s imperative that traditional retailers remain strategic and invest in their businesses.
Prior to the Government’s market turmoil inducing mini-budget, net initial yields in Build to Rent (BTR) had been stable for some time and investors had been experiencing strong rental inflation.
As we embark on the last few weeks of the UK school summer holidays it appears that once again the staycation may have become the preference for holidaymakers this year.
If you are a tenant occupying business premises or a landlord that owns an occupied commercial property, it is likely that you have entered into a lease.
It’s a question that’s crucial to the burgeoning Build to Rent (BTR) market in the UK - how to build a residential product that is viable while still being attractive to your customers.
The real estate sector finds itself in a position where expectations surrounding ESG are at an all-time high, which brings with it pressure to turn words into action.
89% of respondents to a Colliers snap survey of its retail landlord and clients revealed they would be in favour of the introduction of some form of online sales tax
89% of respondents to a Colliers snap survey of its retail landlord and clients revealed they would be in favour of the introduction of some form of online sales tax
The amount of people buying a home through the Help to Buy scheme is at an all-time high, an incredible 83% of all completions are in fact by first-time buyers
For some time, proactive and forward-thinking organisations have been listening to the younger talent in their business to drive their real estate strategy
The flow of international students to the UK has been significantly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic but there is evidence to suggest that a strong recovery is now underway for this 2021/22 academic year.
Losing a property through fire whether it is your home or your business is devastating and the natural desire is to complete the repair work and get back in as soon as possible
Much has been written about the return to the office and particular attention has been paid to London with many naysayers predicting the end of the high-rise office building and the long commute.
If we are to tackle the climate crisis and limit irreversible changes to our planet, we have to focus on the impact of buildings, whether they’re offices, shopping centres, homes or schools.
Oliver Kolodseike, a Director in Colliers’ Research & Forecasting team, looks at how Birmingham’s post-pandemic recovery has been spurred on by relatively affordable housing, innovative business creation and strong higher education credentials.
Following the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change special report on the impact of global warming, Colliers is calling for the property industry to be proactive in its response.
In a country where 20 per cent of households live in private rented accommodation, the British Property Federation (BPF) has reported that only 62,000 dedicated rental properties have been built, with a further 39,500 dwellings under construction (BPF, Q2 2021).
David Hossack, head of the UK Hotels Valuation team at Colliers, explains why the role of a hotels valuer requires not only expertise as a chartered surveyor, but also the skills of a detective, an accountant and even a social worker.
Around GBP2.6 billion was invested into UK commercial property in May, a slight decrease on the previous month, but more than twice the corresponding 2020 figure of GBP1.2 billion, according to Colliers.
UK hoteliers will get a once in a lifetime opportunity this summer as lockdown-weary Britons unable to holiday abroad instead treat themselves with luxury staycations that could help bring a £22 billion boost to domestic tourism.
Leading London property investment company, LabTech, advised by Colliers and CBRE, has announced the signing of 10 F&B brands covering over 5,000 sq ft at Hawley Wharf Camden
The clock is ticking down to another disaster for the hospitality industry – I’m not talking about another wave of COVID-19, but the end of the rent moratorium.
It is no secret that London’s vacancy rates have risen throughout the pandemic, and levels in the West End are now at 6.9 per cent compared to 4 per cent in Q1 2020.
The end of lockdown is expected to see the start of increased activity in the hotels sector, as owners and prospective buyers decide to make a move after months of sitting on their hands.
Dumbleton Hall, a country house hotel in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, has been sold to a US-based buyer in a deal brokered by global real estate advisor Colliers
The Chancellor has a golden opportunity to reassure businesses and clarify his business rates strategy in the forthcoming Budget on 3 March says John Webber, Head of Business Rates at Colliers
The Government really can’t leave it any longer before it spells out its proposals for business rates for the beleaguered Retail and Hospitality sectors post 1 April says John Webber, Head of Business Rates at Colliers International.
A bid deadline of 9 December has been set for the sale of the purpose-built hotel Ibis Styles Reading Oxford Road, after it attracted keen interest from a substantial number of would-be purchasers.
According to John Webber, Heads of Business Rates at Colliers International, it is essential the Chancellor does not ignore business rates, which contribute £26 billion net to the economy.
One month on from the September Q4 rent collection day, Colliers International has reported that 80 per cent of rent has been collected from across the 6,000 tenancies the firm manages.
We are pleased to market for sale ‘Westlands’ – 9.1 acres of residential development land with planning consent for 60 new dwellings, in the heart of Cheshire’s Golden Triangle.
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