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Macro and capital markets, Sector outlooks

PERE roundtable: UK Real Estate

June 3, 2024
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  • This article first appeared in the June 2024 edition of PERE

    LaSalle’s Dan Mahoney sat down with peers from across the industry to discuss the state of the UK real estate market.

    UK real estate’s rocky road to recovery

    After a period of political and economic turbulence, not to mention real estate market paralysis, participants in PERE’s UK roundtable anticipate calmer waters ahead, writes Stuart Watson

    For the participants in this year’s PERE UK roundtable discussion, certainty is a welcome thing, following as it does a prolonged period of political turbulence that saw the UK withdraw from the European Union, combined with both the covid-19 pandemic and the global supply chain and inflation shocks that disrupted the UK real estate investment market.

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    PERE 2024 UK roundtable

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