Market in Minutes: UK Commercial
"It is clear that pricing has started to change in some segments, with sectors (retail warehouses, industrial and hotels) more advanced on their journey than others"
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"It is clear that pricing has started to change in some segments, with sectors (retail warehouses, industrial and hotels) more advanced on their journey than others"
"Leisure spending has seen a continued uptick in performance over the last 12 months, in spite of consumer belt-tightening and cost of living increases"
"Concerns over occupier credit post-pandemic and the trade performance of UK cinemas have resulted in a lack of interest in multi-let leisure schemes; however, recent transactions suggest a brighter year ahead for the leisure investment market"
"2024 will be a turning point for the UK commercial property investment market, with higher turnover than 2023 and selective prime yield hardening"
"A more diverse buyer pool is starting to emerge as the price shift of the last 12 months is delivering price discovery and interest from new investors"
"Despite the food and beverage sector seeing some improvement in consumer engagement and operator acquisitions in town and city centres, it is regional locations that have seen a significant uptick in fortunes, allowing businesses to return to profit"
"Cinema admissions recover post-Covid; however, profits stall for large operators whilst high-end and small-chain operators fare much better"
"Gym operators go from strength to strength as health, fitness and well-being is perhaps no longer considered a discretionary spend by the UK consumer"
"So, what’s the outlook for the UK leisure sector?"
"With the leisure market facing the first festive period in three years without consumer restriction, following strong growth over the summer months, how much will consumer spend be tapered with the rising cost of living and, what other financial pressures face operators, as we move towards 2023?"