
31st October 2023
18th August 2017
Welcome to the BBG half-time review of London’s Capital Markets in 2017. In January we made a few predictions for the year have proved accurate so far; we’ve continued to see new entrants from Asia, especially China and Hong Kong, the REITS have generally stayed away, pricing for sub £30m lots has outperformed and the serviced and co-working office sector has continued to flourish. However, no sign of prime yields moving out as we thought they would. In fact, quite the opposite, as investors have sought out trophy assets and long term income, a trend that will continue for the remainder of the year.
Undeterred by the prospect of further embarrassment, we’ve jotted down a few thoughts on the year so far and how it might develop in the second half. A more detailed summary of the first two quarters is also available on request.
2017 – H1 Review
Looking forward over the next 12 months
The EGi’s latest survey ranked us 13th by investment activity in London over the past quarter. Please click here to see this table.
For those of you who want some more detailed statistics on Q1 and Q2, a separate document is available on request. Please contact either [email protected] or [email protected] if you would like to receive a copy.
For further information contact
Tom Boggis
0723978462
020 3713 1950
[email protected]