Commercial real estate remains a relatively safe and stable place for investors, but it isn’t without its own challenges. Identifying the opportunities and avoiding the barriers will be important for landlords and investors through 2020.
Our experts have explored the commercial real estate landscape in our Property Barometer, investigating:
- Retail - a spotlight into the challenging conditions
- Environmental – exploring increasing regulation in adverse climates
- Insurance market – is the UK in a hard or soft market?
- Underinsurance – identifying a perennial problem with Barrett Corp Harrington.
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