6 November 2018
Brexit uncertainty continues to have a large impact on London's prime sales market while constrained stock levels support increases in rents and competition among prospective tenants in the rental sector. Download your free issue of our Autumn 2018 Residential Review to find out more from Q3 2018.
SALES.MARKET.OVERVIEW. LETTINGS.MARKET.OVERVIEW. KEY.STATISTICS. NEW.DEVELOPMENTS. MEASUREMENT. MATTERS. MAPPING.PRIME.LONDON.Inside the Autumn 2018 issue
As political uncertainty continues, buyers and sellers continue to wait it out, impacting on transaction volumes this quarter.
There have been more renewals this quarter but less new stock is reaching the market, meaning more competition among prospective tenants and rising rents.
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Tim Craine, Managing Director of Molior London, provides us with the latest data on the new development sector.
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