Commercial property market insights
Sector data and comment for developers, investors and operators: investment volumes, prime yields by sector, the bridging market and the stabilisation window.
We track the UK commercial property and short-term lending markets so developers, investors and operators do not have to: how deep the investment market is, where prime yields sit by sector, how the bridging market is moving and what the stabilisation window costs. Our market-data briefs are built from the specialist research houses (CBRE, JLL, Savills, Knight Frank) and the lending bodies, and every figure is attributed. Our comment draws on years arranging real-estate finance.
The data desk
Our citable datasets, attributed to the specialist research houses.
The UK commercial property market in numbers
The size and shape of the UK commercial investment and short-term lending markets, the backdrop a stabilisation lender reads when it sizes an exit, drawn from the specialist research houses and the lending bodies.
Market dataPrime property yields by sector
Where UK prime yields sit across the asset classes we stabilise, the benchmark a stabilised valuation and the refinance are priced against.
Market data and comment
Data-led briefs on the state of the sector.
The UK commercial property market in numbers
The size and shape of the UK commercial investment and short-term lending markets, the backdrop a stabilisation lender reads when it sizes an exit, drawn from the specialist research houses and the lending bodies.
Market dataPrime property yields by sector
Where UK prime yields sit across the asset classes we stabilise, the benchmark a stabilised valuation and the refinance are priced against.
CommentWhat the stabilisation window costs, and pays
A finished building is not a financed building. The gap between practical completion and stabilised income is where margin is won or lost, and where the right bridge earns its keep.
Acquiring, refinancing or developing in the sector?
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