Commercial real estate is not rebounding in the way previous cycles have conditioned us to expect. It is recalibrating.
With capital markets still adjusting, occupier behaviour evolving and asset performance under sharper scrutiny, 2026 is shaping up to be a year defined by discipline, execution and selective risk-taking.
The UKβs residential development landscape in 2025 is defined by complexity. While appetite remains strong, the journey from site acquisition to delivery is not always straightforward. Developers are operating in a high-cost, high-risk environment, navigating tighter margins, shifting regulations, and slower buyer demand.
For ambitious UK businesses, breaking into the US market can be game-changing. With a population of over 340 million and accounting for around a quarter of global GDP in 2024, the United States represents an incredibly attractive growth opportunity β one defined by scale, innovation, and potential reach.
As we look ahead to 2025, the UKβs commercial real estate landscape reveals key opportunities and trends, specifically within the office and retail spaces. In our recent webinar, hosted by Director of Debt Finance, Greg Manson, industry experts Ben Holmes of Ashfield Land and Elliot Stern of Compton shared valuable insights on how tenant expectations, […]
Dave Taberner, Associate Director of Property Finance at OakNorth The UKβs residential sector continues to evolve and respond to demographic shifts, economic trends, and societal needs, with the North West market being no different. Over the past 18 months, it has demonstrated remarkable resilience, and weβre now delighted and encouraged to see its general outlook […]
As the UK awaits the first Budget from Labour since its election earlier this year, residential property developers and investors are closely watching how the new governmentβs policies will shape the sector. While the governmentβs focus on stabilising the economy and boosting housing supply is welcomed by many, concerns remain around potential tax changes that […]