2020 was a tumultuous year for the UK property market with lockdown initially bringing house sales to a grinding halt before new legislation such as the stamp duty holiday caused it to soar again. As we head into 2021 with the country yet again in a strict lockdown and restrictions across various sectors, it’s no…
The coronavirus pandemic has had an impact on every industry, but for construction and real estate it could be looked back on as a watershed moment. The industry has felt the impact hard but if embraced, the changes the pandemic has brought could lead to a brighter future. In the short term, there is no…
As the coronavirus lockdown took hold across the country, many buildings were repurposed to aid the fight of the virus. From London’s Excel Centre transforming into the first Nightingale Hospital to hotels turning into accommodation for key workers and car parks becoming testing centres, the world adapted fast. Now, new government guidance has offered the…
Another blow to UK property After nearly three years of uncertainty for the UK markets with Brexit deliberations and the modest increase in confidence once the final direction was set, residential and commercial property markets have now entered new unchartered waters. Lagging some 1 to 2 weeks behind the EU markets regarding reaction by Governments,…
Effect on the UK residential market. The greatest way to bring a halt to a balanced healthy Residential market is to create uncertainty. Notice how things tend to stop when there is an election called, a bad outcome of balance of trade figures, any political or economic uncertainty? WELL, Brexit is all of these factors…
Brexit again dominating property markets and sentiment generally around London. Whilst uncertainty is resulting in lower Residential demand, BIG increases in demand for warehousing and Industrial sites towards the coast of the UK particularly around Kent and regions where there are big Ports and distribution channels to the EU. London and Eastern warehouses and Industrial…
We are excited to announce our inaugural attendance at Global ABS 2019 – and we look forward to many more! Since the inception of our business in 2015, we have grown considerably, and for that we would really like to say a BIG “thank you” to the valued clients who have had faith in us…
Quadrin are delighted to welcome on board Rob Bath, AAPI AREI MRICS as a Partner for the valuations business, which will be trading as Quadrin Valuations. Rob brings with him over 25 years of experience in the industry, with specialist capabilities in strategic asset management, complex property valuations and econometric/financial modelling.
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