Rapid repricing led to a surge in investor interest in Greater London industrial property 18 months ago, but activity has since fallen away. Investment volumes fell below £1 billion for the first ...
Hoteliers have been circling the 2026 FIFA World Cup on their calendars for years now. Now that kickoff is less than 100 days away, the attitude surrounding it is souring.
AI adoption, the 5G rollout and supportive government policy are pushing the UK into its fastest-ever phase of data centre construction, particularly across London and the South East.
The UK’s regional office markets entered 2026 with a supply-demand profile that looks markedly different from recent years. A slowdown in development, together with ageing stock being removed or ...
Industrial occupier market conditions continue to weaken across Greater London, with vacancies rising to a 15-year high and rent growth slowing, but there are reasons to be positive in some parts of ...
UK life sciences demand reached a new record in 2025, with laboratory leasing rising to its highest level in at least a decade. Nearly 960,000 square feet of lab space was acquired nationwide, driven ...
French real estate funds are expected to remain a meaningful source of capital for the UK market through 2026, building on the strong momentum seen last year when they deployed £1.1 billion, an 85% ...
Leicester’s position at the heart of the Golden Triangle has long underpinned its role as a key logistics hub, even as the market has navigated a period of rising vacancy and softer occupier demand. ...
Surrey is not an industrial market geared to national distribution, given its expensive land values and rents, its location south of London and its abundance of golf courses, but it nonetheless ...
Average daily rates have come under downward pressure across most parts of London over the past year, but the story varies by submarket. The City and Docklands have posted decent revenue per ...
Fewer events and reduced pricing power failed to dent Paris hotel performance in 2025, as rising numbers of American tourists and occupancy gains pushed the French capital’s hotel performance to ...
Occupier demand remained robust for several office markets over the second half of 2025. London has reasserted its dominance and Bristol has led activity across the Big Six cities, while select ...
Occupier demand for industrial stock in the South Coast strengthened towards the end of last year as market conditions stabilised. After a weak start to 2025, leasing activity turned a corner in late ...
This week, CoStar hosted the webinar “2026 regional office outlook: time to look beyond London?”, where regional office experts Grant Lonsdale and Giles Tebbitts, based in Glasgow and Manchester, ...
An upturn in occupier activity and stronger sentiment towards regional offices have yet to translate into a substantial improvement in volumes, though significant transactions in the pipeline look ...
Office vacancies in London’s City Core fell to 9.2% at the end of 2025, their lowest level for over five years and dipping below the Central London average for the first time in more than two ...
London offices were the clear winners from a pricing perspective in 2025, with rising investor demand driving down yields, but price falls in other market segments might increasingly lure capital ...
Compared with other European countries, UK hotels ranked bottom of the table, with revenue per available room growing by approximately 1% in 2025, according to CoStar data.
CoStar’s latest Market Activity Tracker shows that UK occupier markets have maintained robust momentum over the past six months, though performance continues to vary widely across sectors and ...
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