
Mainstream Rental Forecasts
"Despite the current gap between rental supply and demand, we expect the market to progressively stabilise with stronger rental growth in 2022"
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"Despite the current gap between rental supply and demand, we expect the market to progressively stabilise with stronger rental growth in 2022"

"Despite the weak economic backdrop, evidence points to modest price growth in 2020 and far more activity than we previously expected"

"Pandemic disruption will impact the market this year, but we’re standing by our five-year forecasts"

"Characterising the last four recessions"

"Even if political uncertainty clears early next year, we only expect a Brexit bounce to gain a foothold in 2021"

"The affordable housing sector has never been more exposed to housing market fluctuations. How can risk be reduced and delivery supported in a slowing housing market?"
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"With above-average growth forecasts for homes and a new wave of city centre regeneration schemes, the signs are encouraging for Newcastle"

"Rising on a global stage, tech centres such as Bengaluru, Chengdu and Buenos Aires are magnets for talent in their regions, supported by lower-cost real estate"

"We highlight the main drivers behind UK mainstream price movements. Plus, our five-year forecasts for the UK and its regions"

"As prices struggle in London, higher income yields and fewer constraints on mortgage affordability are driving performance in the Midlands as well as in the North"