BoE maintains rates - when can we expect cuts and increased activity?
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The Bank of England's (BoE) recent decision to maintain its base rate at 5.25% while it awaits further evidence of slowed price rises in considering a potential summer rate cut was largely anticipated by analysts.?
Meanwhile, Britain's residential property market has experienced increased activity since mid-March, with Savills now anticipating a growth of 2.5% for 2024 in UK average house prices, as well as an optimistic five-year forecast.
However, a lack of buyers has led to a cautious outlook, with near-term sales expectations at their lowest since October 2023, at the same time as Halifax reports unexpected cooling in UK house price growth in April following headwinds from surging mortgage rates.
Aviva’s George Fraser-Harding - “Little pockets of distress are starting to emerge”
The European real estate market scenario is now less concerning than in 2023, says George Fraser-Harding, Head of Pan-European Funds RE of Aviva Investors.
During an exclusive interview with GRI Club at Espa?a GRI 2024, George shared his perspectives on the current market, revealing the attractiveness of the logistics market due to favourable tailwinds, low vacancy rates, and limited supply due to difficulties in development.
Sustainable Food Retail Growth with Abhishek Jha
The latest interview on the GRI Hub features insights on the evolving landscape of the food retail sector from Abhishek Jha, President of the leading French food retail asset manager, Greenman Arth.?
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The role of digitalisation in shaping personalised shopping experiences and enhancing operational efficiency was another key topic demanding industry attention in order to capitalise on the opportunities presented by the food retail sector for strategic adaptation and growth.?
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