group director andrew jackson believes rental growth on the high street is slowing down
Standard Life Investments' property team is cutting its high street exposure to escape the impact of a consumer slowdown. Central London office space is currently favoured by the Scottish house. The only retail holdings it favours are out-of-town shopping centres where space is limited and rents are high. Andrew Jackson, investment director at Standard Life, believes commercial property is very economically sensitive. He said: "While the environment has been relatively benign for the economy and thus for commercial property for the past 15 years, this is now coming to an end." But, w...
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