Building on the recovery seen following the pandemic decline, the UK's commercial building construction sector is forecast for further growth this year, according to new research.

The need to keep pace with competitors is the primary factor motivating office landlords to make sustainability improvements, according to the latest research from infinitSpace.

We caught up with Jerome Lartaud, director and co-founder of independent buying agency, Domus Holmes Property Finder and asked him about the challenges that buying agencies and...

Despite continuing economic uncertainty, sentiment among large portfolio landlords is running high, with a majority planning to acquire at least one new asset in the coming...

Following a decline of 2.9% during 2021 and 2022, commercial rents are strengthening across Britain, up 9.7% annually standing at an average of £1,036 per week.

Katherine Campbell, Partner at Reed Smith, looks at the declining British high street and how this affects commercial landlords.

Warnings are being raised over the impact of new government legislation that came into effect on April 1st this year which could leave £1.4bn in annual rent at risk across the...

The effects of the retreat from town and city centres during the pandemic are continuing to impact commercial investment with falls reported across all sectors, including offices which...

Wybo Wijnbergen, CEO of flexible workspace provider infinitSpace, explores why the office market is falling behind with ESG and shares his insight on the challenges commercial office...

Bill Chandler, Legal Director, Hill Dickinson LLP, takes a look at the recent changes in the Minimum Energy Efficiency Standard which impacts EPC rating standards on commercial...