Commercial News Archive
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Commercial property 'becoming firmer' - commercial mortgages
The commercial property sector is continuing to "firm", according to analysis from BDO Stoy Hayward.
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Savers 'drive the economy' - commercial mortgages
The availability of commercial mortgages is driven by deposits into consumers' savings accounts by financially aware individuals, it has been noted.
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Commercial property 'set for smaller slump' - commercial mortgages
The slump in commercial property prices in 2009 is unlikely to reach original predictions, reports the Financial Times.
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Commercial rental firm reports 'smallest decline since summer 2008' - commercial mortgages
A London-based property firm has revealed its smallest decline in income since summer last year.
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'Marked easing' in tenant demand declines - commercial mortgages
The pace of tenant demand declines has slowed, according to new figures which hint at a turnaround in commercial property occupancy.
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Best National Adviser award for Mortgages for Business - commercial mortgages
Buy to let and commercial mortgages adviser Mortgages for Business has taken the Best National Adviser accolade at the 2009 What Mortgage Awards.
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Commercial property values 'will continue to fall' - commercial mortgages
The value of commercial property may continue to fall for another year, according to an economist.
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Commercial property owners 'to benefit' from insurance package - commercial mortgages
Commercial property insurance may benefit those who have a commercial mortgage, Aviva has suggested.
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More PFI project lending 'a good thing' - commercial mortgages
The fact some banks are starting to lend for private finance initiative (PFI) projects again is "good news", according to the chief economist at the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.
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Interest rates held - commercial mortgages
Those with commercial mortgages and other property finance products learnt today that the interest rate will remain at 0.5 per cent for another month.
