UK Commercial Property - Five reasons occupier markets are key

UK Commercial Property – Five reasons occupier markets are key

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Whilst the commercial real estate sector has delivered positive capital growth month on month since May 2013, this has been primarily driven by yield compression and a correction in pricing following such marked adverse moments between 2007 and 2012

 The continued improvement in the occupier markets, supported by continued constraints on occupational supply, will provide further positive stimulus to pricing. In particular, recognising that the upward curve of the rental cycle outside of London, has only just begun. In the short term, whilst this is more likely to lead to valuation gains, rather than income growth, we believe this will translate into income upside as improvements in the occupier market and rental growth are captured through leasing and rent reviews. Here are our five reasons to remain positive on the sector. 1....

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