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20 July 2015
This article was produced by Nabarro LLP, which joined CMS on 1 May 2017.
With the economic tide firmly in the UK's favour, there are substantial waves of capital available in the market. Our third thought leadership report "UK Real Estate: Riding the Wave" considers the current buoyant conditions and the undercurrents that may alter the balance.
Nabarro together with FTI Consulting has conducted an in-depth survey along with interviews of key market players controlling property worth more than £400bn. Our last report highlighted a shift in attitude in UK real estate and the trend has continued in this year's survey. The results are optimistic and reflect a positive outlook for the UK real estate market.
Download a copy of the report and if you have any questions about how Nabarro can help support your development or investment projects, please contact one of our real estate partners.
To access previous reports, please click on the links below.
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