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Big Shed Briefing – January 2018
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Nationwide overview
"The fact that supply levels and vacancy rates have remained reasonably consistent for the last four years despite take-up volatility points to a market which is largely in equilibrium"
London & The South East
"London & the South East is a geographically large region and levels of supply remain critically low in many sub markets across the region, particularly around the northern and southern M25"
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East Midlands
"Build to suit demand levels remain strong and in 2018 we expect grade A sites such as East Midlands Gateway and DIRFT III to absorb an increasing amount of these requirements"
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West Midlands
"Another resolute performance across the West Midlands and with the supply remaining tight we anticipate a similar performance in 2018"
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North West
"2017 saw a similar number of transactions as 2016, but with a lower average size of deal we saw an reduction in take-up. With a number of large scale requirements in detailed discussions we are forecasting a strong year in 2018"
Yorkshire & The Humber
"2017 take-up is down on previous years but this as a reflection on grade A supply levels as we are still seeing a healthy level of demand. We expect a flurry of major transactions will take place in the region in the first half of 2018"
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South West
"After a flurry of occupier site purchases in 2016/17 we are now seeing the development community react with renewed vigour on speculative development"
East of England
"The strong levels of take-up in the region have seen quoting rents increase which may in turn encourage developers and investors to deliver much needed speculative development"
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