UK Commercial Property
This service provides detailed analysis and independent forecasts for the UK commercial property market, including office, retail and industrial returns, based on our view of the economic fundamentals. The subscription also includes detailed five-year forecasts for the three key sub-sectors of the property market, highlighting future opportunities and challenges for investment and occupier markets.
This service is relevant to all those dealing in the UK commercial property market – from financiers and developers to brokers and major corporate occupiers.
The subscription to this service includes 1-2 emailed publications a week, access to our online research archive and our economists, and the opportunity to attend our conferences, forums and webinars.
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Andrew Burrell
Chief Property Economist
Andrew Burrell joined Capital Economics in 2018 as the Chief Property Economist. Prior to this he was the EMEA Head of Economics and Forecasting at JLL, working closely with European property investors. A decade in real estate was preceded by over 15 years as a professional economist at Experian, the Bank of England, RBS and the London Business School. He is an active member of both SPR and IPF.
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Matthew Pointon
Senior Property Economist
Matthew Pointon is a Senior Economist who leads our UK Commercial Property service, having previously been responsible for our US and UK housing research. Prior to Capital Economics, Matthew worked as an economist at HM Treasury, where among other roles he covered the macroeconomics of the housing and household sector. He holds an undergraduate degree in Economics from the University of Bath, and an MSc in Economics and Econometrics from the University of Bristol.