Rinse & repeat

April home sales notch another regional record in a continuation of residential real estate’s pandemic-driven run

A tale of two markets

A new CBRE Q1 report highlights the distinct and widening impact of the pandemic on London’s industrial and office sectors

Inviting intervention?

With the housing market on fire ― London home sales were up 57 per cent in March with an average price nearing $635,000 ― the debate over cooling measures ramps up

Hot, hot, hot

London’s housing market continues to blaze, with average home price now topping $618,000

The tipping point?

With January residential real estate sales racking up yet more records for volume and prices, is London on the cusp of losing its market advantage?

Apartment ambiguity

With London’s apartment rental market reporting both loosening vacancy and pricing gains, the one mid-pandemic certainty is uncertainty

A pandemic reckoning

With rising vacancies and falling rents, Q4 posts warning signs for city’s office market says CBRE

The pandemic bump

Remote work, comparatively cheaper prices propel home sales in the London region to second-best year on record

More of the same

Low supply and rising prices continue to be the norm for London’s residential real estate market

A matter of speculation

Retail struggles, warehousing gains, office unknowns. Questions cloud the future of the commercial real estate market

And the dance continues

London region home resales climb to new volume and price records

Resilient… for now

London’s office and industrial real estate markets managed to slide through Q3 relatively unscathed ― but change is coming

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