Market in Minutes: UK Commercial
"February prime yields present a mixed bag"
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"February prime yields present a mixed bag"
"Despite a difficult trading period in the first half of 2023, the vast majority of retailers remain confident with their previous profit guidance"
"Not quite at the pricing plateau yet"
"What are the implications of the 2023 revaluation on different parts of the retail and leisure property sector and how is the market responding?"
"The end of lockdown has seen improvements in acquisition activity for leisure operators across high streets, shopping centres and retail parks"
"Many households have begun to cut back on discretionary spend in line with the cost of living squeeze, although opportunities remain for some subsectors in the lead-up to the festive period"
"We anticipate the end-year volume to range between €275bn and €280bn. Sheds and Beds will remain the preferred asset classes as in both sectors, a structural supply and demand imbalance is favouring rental growth"
"UK retail yields start to rise in the face of economic concerns"
"Consumer spending is facing a dramatic challenge, and retailers' costs are also rising. Will this short-term shock be enough to derail investors' rising enthusiasm for retail assets?"
"Retail activity picked up in the final quarters of 2021"