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• Business mortgage holders may benefit from strong investment opportunities this year

  01/02/2012

  The commercial real estate market of the UK is fundamentally different to how it used to be, at least in the short to medium-term.

• IPD research shows unsettled commercial property offers opportunities

  31/01/2012

  The unsettled real estate market could present investment potential, the latest Commercial Property Auction Data (cPad) Market Flash from the Investment Property Databank (IPD) and Acuitus has revealed.

• Expert claims London's commercial property market is soon to improve

  27/01/2012

  The commercial property market in London should begin to improve during the last six months of 2012, an expert has predicted.

• Eurozone crisis 'impacted London commercial property'

  25/01/2012

  The sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone has impacted commercial property in London, a specialist has said.

• BRC: Commercial landlords should abandon quarterly rents

  23/01/2012

  Quarterly rental charges are damaging business, a leading organisation has claimed.

• IPD: City office values fell in December

  19/01/2012

  The value of offices in the City of London fell by 0.1 per cent during December 2011, a study has found.

• Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks stop business lending

  18/01/2012

  Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks are no longer providing commercial mortgages for business.

• Changing layout of offices said to improve morale

  17/01/2012

  Changing the layout and appearance of commercial premises can improve the morale of staff and reduce negative emotions.

• Capital Economics: UK commercial property values will fall in 2012

  16/01/2012

  There is set to be a reduction in the value of UK business premises.

• Commercial property capital values remain steady

  13/01/2012

  CBRE's latest Monthly Index has revealed capital values of commercial property were unchanged in the final month of 2011, with total returns for the year as a whole standing at 8.1 per cent.