Valuation

Occupiers are becoming more selective For many years, businesses searching for commercial property focused heavily on minimising occupancy costs. Rent levels often dominated decision-making, with some occupiers willing to compromise on building quality in exchange for lower overheads. Today, however, the market is changing. Across offices, industrial units, business parks and mixed-use developments, businesses are…

Energy efficiency has become a major business priority Only a few years ago, energy efficiency was often viewed as an added benefit when searching for commercial premises. Today, it has become one of the most important factors influencing leasing decisions. Rising energy prices, increasing environmental awareness, tighter regulations, and growing corporate sustainability targets mean businesses…

Older buildings can offer major hidden value When people discuss commercial property, new developments often attract the most attention. Modern business parks, newly built industrial units, and high-spec office schemes can appear highly desirable because of their fresh design and modern features. However, some of the most attractive opportunities in today’s market are found within…

Diversification remains one of the strongest protections in property Within commercial property, risk management is one of the most important factors influencing long-term performance. One of the most effective ways landlords and investors reduce risk is through diversification, which is one reason multi-let commercial estates continue to perform strongly across the UK. Rather than relying…

Power has become a critical commercial requirement For many years, businesses searching for commercial property focused primarily on factors such as location, size, rent, and accessibility. While these remain important, one increasingly critical factor is now influencing occupier decisions: power capacity. Modern businesses are consuming more electricity than ever before. From machinery and automation to…