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[flyingswan] 16/3/2011 17:17

Strong investor demand lifts UK commercial property
Wednesday 9th March 2011

The UK commercial property market picked up in February, producing an improved total return of 0.8% and capital growth of 0.3%, according to CB Richard Ellis's latest UK Monthly Index.

This represents a marginal increase on January's 0.7% total return, as property yields continued to nudge downwards as a result of continued investor demand.

February UK Monthly Index snapshot:

• As a result of continued strength in Central London, offices were the top performing sector in February, with a total return of 1.0% and capital growth of 0.5%.
• Rest of UK offices were again the weakest sub-sector, seeing an improved total return of 0.3% after the -0.1% recorded in January.
• Industrial returns slowed in February after being the top performing sector in January. They produced total returns of 0.5%, with no capital growth.
• All retail sub-sectors recorded positive capital growth in February, with standard shops and retail warehouses seeing improved results, whilst shopping centre performance stayed flat. Overall the sector as a whole saw returns improve to 0.8% from 0.6% in January, with capital growth of 0.3%.
• All Property rental values were flat in February, after a marginal fall in January.... See Link

[knowing] 01/3/2011 16:07

At least you can buy in size today unlike the last week or so.

[knowing] 28/2/2011 16:16

Into Auction

[knowing] 28/2/2011 15:52

2.1 v 2.49

Sell 150K v Buy 10K

[knowing] 28/2/2011 11:40

Yep thats all I can get on offer with Selftrade. Maybe need to put in a limit order for any size.

[weird_dave] 28/2/2011 11:39

Odd considering the NMS is 100K :)

[knowing] 28/2/2011 09:59

Max buy size 10K

[knowing] 27/2/2011 23:25

When you look at the breakdown in terms of country weighting you can see the largest to lowest is as follows;

1. France

2. UK

3. Germany

4. Belgium

[knowing] 25/2/2011 16:56

European commercial property investment activity jumped in the final quarter of 2010 to €38.6bn, representing a 57% increase compared to the third quarter (Q3) of 2010, fuelled by strong growth in the number of large transactions being completed.

[knowing] 25/2/2011 16:10

Can only buy 10K

[knowing] 25/2/2011 15:48

Strong rise. News out there maybe.

[knowing] 23/2/2011 12:59

People starting to buy again.

[knowing] 22/2/2011 10:54

My IPI ticker on the LSE moni page has disappeared.

[flyingswan] 21/2/2011 11:47

Does anyone know if IPI will be in this group?

Royal Bank of Scotland is to push ahead with the sale of £1.6bn of unwanted legacy loans from the boom years in commercial real estate. The move comes as the bank prepares to report this week in its full-year results that disposals from its remaining £150bn of non-core banking business remain on track. RBS has asked a small number of private equity groups to sign a non-disclosure agreement to open the process to firm bids for the £1.6bn of legacy loans. These include Lone Star, Starwood Capital and Blackstone, which all have the experience and balance sheet to manage large portfolios of debt, according to people familiar with the matter, the FT reports.

[knowing] 17/2/2011 13:50

FS was in MHG from the 0.1 days ;-) Looking at TWE presently.

[flyingswan] 17/2/2011 13:48

Hi knowing... you could also take a look at REO (3.70p) after RNS this morning and MHG (0.19p) which is up 18% today. IMHO

Here is some good news about Commercial Property which may benefit IPI:

[flyingswan] 16/2/2011 17:37

Hi knowing... had a good day on CRND, RMM and NGG today. News in less than a week is my guess for IPI.

[knowing] 16/2/2011 14:53

Going to buy more here soon. FS check out HHR

[flyingswan] 16/2/2011 09:46

UK commercial property maintains positive growth
Tuesday 15th February 2011

Commercial property maintained positive growth last month, according to the latest CB Richard Ellis UK Monthly Index.

It produced a total return of 0.7% and capital growth of 0.2% in January 2011.

This comes after a stronger than anticipated finish to 2010, with annual returns of 16.1% and capital growth of 8.9%, the highest since 2006. Central London continued to outperform in January, with City offices seeing stronger results than the West End.

January UK Monthly Index snapshot:

* Industrial return rebounded in January and was the top-performing sector, with capital growth of 0.3% and total returns of 0.8%. This was helped by a strong income return;
* All retail sub-sectors recorded positive capital growth in January, albeit at a slower rate than in December. Retail warehouses outperformed with capital growth of 0.3%, while shopping centres and shops saw a marginal 0.1% increase this month;
* Rest of UK offices saw a further correction in values after a poor 4th quarter of 2010, and were the only market sub-sector to record negative total returns over the month at -0.1%;
* Overall offices saw positive capital growth of 0.2%, thanks to another strong month for Central London;
* All Property rental values fell marginally over the month, down by 0.1%...