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UK Residential Forecasts Q1 2025
UK property prices rose 3.6% in 2024, with sales volumes up 7% year-on-year, though still below pre-pandemic levels.
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The UK property market showed a notable surge in office investment during Q4. The office sector saw an increase in full year take-up year-on-year, while the logistics sector maintained a stable level for the same period.
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Article | Intelligent Investment
Will the revised National Planning Policy Framework help achieve the Government’s 1.5 million new homes target?
The revised National Planning Policy Framework aims to streamline the planning process and increase housebuilding, but its success depends on the macro-economic climate and broader government support.
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Sales activity in Prime Central London remained robust at the end of 2024, resulting in a marginally higher annual number of sales compared to 2023.
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Residential investment totalled £2.3bn in Q4 2024, marking a 12% increase from the previous quarter.
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Article | Intelligent Investment
Investment performance in the UK living sector over the last three years
Despite challenging market conditions, the UK living sector has demonstrated endurance and growth.
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In 2024, investment in UK commercial real estate increased by 20% compared with 2023
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Book | Intelligent Investment
European Real Estate Market Outlook 2025
2024 was a period of adjustment, as inflation continued its path back towards target levels, energy price increases had less of an impact on growth, and interest rates peaked.