Supply Chain & Consumer Advisory
For Industrial Developers, Landlords and Investors
Working extensively with investors, industrial developers and landlords, at the intersection of supply chain and property.
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Working extensively with occupiers at the intersection of supply chain and property, our wide occupier experience and unique positioning within the property industry brings an occupier’s perspective to our Investor, Developer and Landlord clients.Providing value by adding occupier insight to assets from a location, site and labour perspective, working across all logistics assets from major European distribution through to Urban logistics.
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Representing industrial occupiers throughout their supply chain network. Delivering solutions to impact business growth.
Manage complex and multi-site projects with a team of project experts handling everything for you.
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Industrial and Logistics
Representing the largest industrial real estate platform in the world, offering an integrated suite of services for investors, developers, and occupiers.
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UK Monthly Index May 2026
CBRE's Monthly Index shows all property capital values declined by 0.1% in May, while rental values increased by 0.1% and total returns were 0.4%.
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CBRE’s latest UK Property Market Figures show diverging trends: office leasing down, logistics outperforming, retail investment falling, and Living resilient.
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Article | Intelligent Investment
The structural rise of infrastructure capital in commercial real estate
Infrastructure capital is reshaping commercial real estate, driving demand for living, healthcare, and data centres.
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CBRE’s UK Retail Generational Survey reveals Gen Alpha, Gen Z, and Millennials are reshaping retail, from store demand to experience and social-led discovery.
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UK Office Market Figures Q1 2026
UK office development reached 3.3m sq ft at end-Q1 2026, with 28% pre-let. Supply was in line with the 5-year average but 5% below the same period last year.
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Central London office activity eased in April after a stronger March. Availability remains close to long-term levels, with the City driving under offers.
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London’s sales market was muted in Q1 2026, with values down YoY. Rental markets remain resilient, with supply constraints expected to support future growth.
