Results

From virtual valuations to looking after clients in the closed countryside, flexibility and innovation have been key during lockdown.

Making sense of the latest trends in property and economics from around the globe.

How are companies planning for life after lockdown and is the UK still an attractive destination?

Watch these videos to hear from our local experts in Africa as they provide you with key takeaways from the report and discuss the current market conditions across Africa.

Some 60 tall buildings were completed in 2019 in London, the highest number on record, according to the annual NLA Tall Building Survey, published in partnership with Knight Frank.

Political uncertainty may begin to weigh more heavily on the market as the next general election approaches.

Returning to work, advice for estate agents and the extension of mortgage holidays

With relative inactivity from national retailers, landlords are thinking laterally to keep their centres full and vibrant.

Innovation drives growth and supports the population and wealth needed for well-functioning real estate markets. To quote Professor Nathan Rosenberg of Stanford University: “Innovative activity has been the single, most important component of long-term economic growth.” Amid this global pandemic, it will be innovative organisations, focused on sectors such as life sciences, that will make new breakthroughs, attract new swathes of funding, and generate new demand for space. 

Our regional teams across our global research network have compiled a snapshot of future risks, trends and opportunities for real estate in 2023.