In this time of restless global finance there are many reasons why the purchase of commercial property is not a favourable option. And in any such market the time to lease has never been more appealing an option. ‘Why buy now?’
This is the question on many lips. In a commercial property market which is so unsteady it is the uneducated individual that put’s all their equity eggs in one basket. For a long term investment Contunue Reading
1. Commercial Estate Agents Make or Break the Deal
Hire a specialty real estate agent when you want to buy commercial real estate in the UK. It is inadvisable to go to agents that are one-stop-shops for real estate, selling residential, commercial and even international property. You will get a much better level of service and wealth of experienced from a long established estate agent who specializes solely in offerin Contunue Reading
Foreign buyers are getting immensely attracted towards the purchase of commercial property in India. India has seen an amazing amount of spurt in the growth of commercial property in the recent years with enhanced industrial growth. India is following the global trend of a heightened industrialization. There has also been an increase in the world demand for commercial properties due to globalization which makes it easy to set up Contunue Reading
Despite the continuous decline in the UK economic climate the M25 office market enjoyed an increase in commercial property lettings for the last quarter of 2008, according to Knight Frank’s latest report. Commercial properties lettings increased by 10% in the third quarter for the M25 region and 9% in the M3 corridor. However, the M4 market experienced a decline in their final quarter, and was 13% down from their previous qu Contunue Reading
The global credit crisis continues to affect investment into the commercial properties sector. Commercial property returns over the last twelve month period are looking to be close to the worst twelve month real return on record which occurred in 1974. RICS are predicting that over the next two years things are going to get even worse with the decline in capital values far outstripping the slumps of the 70′s and 90′s.
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