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The Investment Property Forum has published a new report authored by Nick Mansley, with research input from Zilong Wang, on the size and structure of the UK property market.
Three years on from its last iteration, this report provides an overview of the size and structure of the UK property market to the end of 2023, focussing on scale of the industry, what different types of investors own within it, and how this has changed over time.
The report summarises the changes in value of commercial real estate stock by sector between 2000 and 2023, including capital and rental values, floorspace, and reversionary yield. In addition, the size of UK residential stock is assessed. In this edition of the report, the CRERC team has also taken a more in-depth look at the real estate ownership of the UK pensions market.
The report has been received favourably by key figures in the industry, with one of the Bank of England's senior economists highlighting why the research is important and useful for the Bank and a practitioner drawing attention to how it helps those in the investment management industry.
