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Commercial property rents in London are facing a potential freeze as negotiating power passes to tenants post the Brexit vote July 18, 2016 COMMERCIAL property rents in London could be frozen for the next five years as Brexit uncertainty puts negotiating power in the hands of those tenants whose rent reviews fall this year. “Frozen”, or even falling, rents would put more pressure on commercial property funds that have already seen high levels of redemptions since the referendum. [...]
Arm Holdings is just the start of a great British asset sale July 18, 2016 The UK’s vote to leave the EU was seen by some Brexiteers as a chance to reclaim the country’s borders, draw up a new fortress UK, as well as make a protest vote against the rise in inequality after the financial crisis. But in the investment markets, the drawbridge has already been lowered. Thanks to [...]
Legal & General has bumped up the price of its property fund saying saying conditions have stabilised July 18, 2016 Legal & General has increased the price of its property fund, saying conditions have stabilised since the week in which several similar funds suspended trading. The firm has reduced the fair value adjustment on its property fund from minus 15 per cent to minus 10 per cent, which led to the fund price going up by 4.3 per [...]
Bank of America beats expectations despite taking a sharp blow to profits and revenues July 18, 2016 Bank of America beat analysts' expectations today, despite reporting a drastic drop in both profits and revenues. The figures The bank reported revenue net of interest expense of $20.4bn (£15.4bn) for its second quarter of 2016, down from $22bn in the same period the year before. Revenue on a fully taxable-equivalent basis, meanwhile, came in at $20.6bn. [...]
Here’s how far house prices fell after the Brexit vote, according to the first data on property values since the referendum July 18, 2016 House prices fell by 0.9 per cent this month, equivalent to £2,647, according the first data showing how property prices have been impacted by the Brexit vote. Rightmove's report on the value of homes coming to market also found enquiries in the two weeks after the referendum were down by as much as 16 per cent compared to the same period [...]
British Land says investors will be cautious after the Brexit vote July 18, 2016 FTSE 100-listed commercial property giant British Land said this morning it expects investors and occupiers to take a cautious approach to property in the aftermath of the Brexit vote. The figures Since the EU referendum vote, British Land has secured the sale of Debenhams' Oxford Street store for £400m and the company has made 17 long-term retail leases totaling 58,000 sq ft, for [...]
One-quarter of office space in the City and Canary Wharf could become vacant if UK leaves Single Market July 17, 2016 Swathes of offices across London could be deserted over the next few years if the UK does not secure access to the Single Market after it leaves the European Union, according to new research. DealX, an analytics company, estimated 26m square feet of commercial real estate, equivalent to nine per cent of all office space [...]
UK stocks in a post-Brexit world – industrials, healthcare and biotech can still do well, despite the weakening pound July 15, 2016 The UK’s decision to vote Leave sent share prices tumbling, and the more domestically-focused FTSE 250 has been left worst off. Mark Martin, manager of the Neptune UK Mid Cap fund, explains the areas he’s still finding attractive – and the ones he’s avoiding On the Friday after Brexit, the FTSE 250 mid-cap index had [...]
Brexit: It’s early days, but UK business has been getting on with it July 15, 2016 It is less than three weeks since the British people voted to leave the EU. In that time, much of the media response has been verging on hysterical. The political establishment, City and even bookmakers simply did not see Leave coming. Figures who were top of their game a month ago have fallen on their swords: [...]
This ex-army man’s new company is driving cowboy builders out of London with its focus on military precision July 14, 2016 We all love to moan about tradesmen – often with good reason. The famously flaky building industry means the cliches about people not turning up, or leaving a job half finished, are sadly too often still true. And consumers compound the problem by taking the lowest quote for a job. It was this apparent absence [...]