What type of new homes are we building, where are we building them and are they the right type of property for their local market? These are three important questions that we
aim to answer in the latest edition of the Carter Jonas New Home Residential View.
New Homes Residential View - Autumn/Winter 2016Lee Layton
The document discusses new home construction in England. It finds that while construction levels have recovered from pre-2008 levels, completions are still around 15% lower than the pre-downturn average. Most new homes built in the last year had 3 or more bedrooms. The areas with the most new construction activity are around East Midlands and East of England, while London commuter towns lack activity despite high demand. The document also analyzes new home prices compared to existing homes in different areas.
This document provides a summary of the UK residential property market for Autumn/Winter 2014. It discusses trends in different London property markets like Prime Central London, Outer Prime London, and the Super Prime market. It also looks at property trends outside of London, in areas like cathedral cities and market towns. The document discusses factors like economic conditions, interest rates, transaction volumes, house price growth, rental values, and supply issues that may impact the market in the coming year.
Please find the latest in our suite of Residential research reports, the Spring 2016 New Home Residential View.
In this edition we include a focus on which of the London Borough’s most need to increase their new home construction rates, and also which local markets in the regions are most reliant on the Help-to-Buy equity loan scheme.
If you have any questions regarding the report, or would like any further information, please feel free to contact me. lee.layton@carterjonas.co.uk
- The document provides an overview of global real estate investment trends in 2015 and an outlook for 2016.
- Global property investment volumes fell slightly for the first time in 6 years in 2015, down 2.4% to $1.29 trillion, driven by a pullback in Asia, notably for development land. Excluding land, volumes rose 8.2%.
- Going forward, the focus will be on core assets that provide value to occupants. Investors will seek platforms for local intelligence and pursue opportunities such as modern flexible office, retail, and logistics space in gateway cities.
The document summarizes the UK residential property market for summer 2015. It discusses:
1) The UK housing market is entering a period of stability following the Conservative election victory and is expected to see more homes built to address undersupply.
2) The document analyzes different property markets in London, as well as farmhouse and country house markets outside London, noting differing values and rental growth.
3) Affordability remains an issue, especially in London, and the Help-to-Buy scheme is questioned in terms of boosting new home supply.
The Vacancy Factor Index for Q2 2016 came in at 72% for June, indicating a marginal rise in vacant properties in high-end neighborhoods of Lagos. The rise was expected given GDP contraction and high rental defaults. Vacancy rates were highest in Lekki, which also has the most developments but few uncompleted projects. Victoria Island had the lowest vacancy due to mixed commercial and residential use. Declines in the index are only expected when GDP and business conditions improve to boost demand.
The document provides an overview and outlook of global real estate markets in 2009. It discusses how the global economic slowdown has negatively impacted commercial property markets worldwide, with rising vacancy rates and falling rents. It then summarizes real estate market conditions and outlooks for various regions including:
- The US, where vacancy rates are expected to rise and rents fall across major markets like New York City and Boston in 2009. The Washington DC retail sector is expected to perform well due to government spending.
- Europe, where prime property markets like London face declining demand and rents.
- Asia-Pacific, where the outlook is mixed with stronger performance in some Chinese cities compared to other markets like Japan.
- Middle East
New Homes Residential View - Autumn/Winter 2016Lee Layton
The document discusses new home construction in England. It finds that while construction levels have recovered from pre-2008 levels, completions are still around 15% lower than the pre-downturn average. Most new homes built in the last year had 3 or more bedrooms. The areas with the most new construction activity are around East Midlands and East of England, while London commuter towns lack activity despite high demand. The document also analyzes new home prices compared to existing homes in different areas.
This document provides a summary of the UK residential property market for Autumn/Winter 2014. It discusses trends in different London property markets like Prime Central London, Outer Prime London, and the Super Prime market. It also looks at property trends outside of London, in areas like cathedral cities and market towns. The document discusses factors like economic conditions, interest rates, transaction volumes, house price growth, rental values, and supply issues that may impact the market in the coming year.
Please find the latest in our suite of Residential research reports, the Spring 2016 New Home Residential View.
In this edition we include a focus on which of the London Borough’s most need to increase their new home construction rates, and also which local markets in the regions are most reliant on the Help-to-Buy equity loan scheme.
If you have any questions regarding the report, or would like any further information, please feel free to contact me. lee.layton@carterjonas.co.uk
- The document provides an overview of global real estate investment trends in 2015 and an outlook for 2016.
- Global property investment volumes fell slightly for the first time in 6 years in 2015, down 2.4% to $1.29 trillion, driven by a pullback in Asia, notably for development land. Excluding land, volumes rose 8.2%.
- Going forward, the focus will be on core assets that provide value to occupants. Investors will seek platforms for local intelligence and pursue opportunities such as modern flexible office, retail, and logistics space in gateway cities.
The document summarizes the UK residential property market for summer 2015. It discusses:
1) The UK housing market is entering a period of stability following the Conservative election victory and is expected to see more homes built to address undersupply.
2) The document analyzes different property markets in London, as well as farmhouse and country house markets outside London, noting differing values and rental growth.
3) Affordability remains an issue, especially in London, and the Help-to-Buy scheme is questioned in terms of boosting new home supply.
The Vacancy Factor Index for Q2 2016 came in at 72% for June, indicating a marginal rise in vacant properties in high-end neighborhoods of Lagos. The rise was expected given GDP contraction and high rental defaults. Vacancy rates were highest in Lekki, which also has the most developments but few uncompleted projects. Victoria Island had the lowest vacancy due to mixed commercial and residential use. Declines in the index are only expected when GDP and business conditions improve to boost demand.
The document provides an overview and outlook of global real estate markets in 2009. It discusses how the global economic slowdown has negatively impacted commercial property markets worldwide, with rising vacancy rates and falling rents. It then summarizes real estate market conditions and outlooks for various regions including:
- The US, where vacancy rates are expected to rise and rents fall across major markets like New York City and Boston in 2009. The Washington DC retail sector is expected to perform well due to government spending.
- Europe, where prime property markets like London face declining demand and rents.
- Asia-Pacific, where the outlook is mixed with stronger performance in some Chinese cities compared to other markets like Japan.
- Middle East
This report summarizes the prospects for the UK housing market in winter 2015. It predicts that house prices will rise 4.5% in 2015 and 4.4% in 2016, supported by an improving economy. However, sustained low interest rates could fuel faster growth of nearly 7% in 2016. Regional disparities are growing, with prices weakest in the North East and Scotland. The supply of homes remains constrained, despite strong demand and real earnings growth supporting buyer affordability.
- Housing prices in Vancouver and Toronto have continued rising unexpectedly in 2016, defying expectations of a soft landing.
- Vancouver's housing market is expected to experience a modest price correction of around 10% by mid-2017 due to new foreign buyer taxes and high unaffordability.
- Toronto's housing market is projected to continue accelerating in the near term due to limited supply response and potential increased foreign investment switching from Vancouver.
The National Multifamily Index ranks major U.S. markets based on projected vacancy rates, rent growth, and employment gains. San Francisco and San Jose rank at the top due to strong job growth, low vacancy, and high rents. Markets in the Pacific Northwest and Northeast also rank highly. Atlanta and Riverside-San Bernardino moved into the top 20 due to improving economies and property performance. Midwest markets rank in the lower third despite favorable demand drivers. Supply growth will challenge some markets like Houston and Tampa.
OXBOW ADVISORS APRIL 2017 MARKET COMMENTSKeys Oakley
The stock market’s movement in 2016 was most Unusual, Unpredictable, and downright Crazy compared to previous years. Between politics and economics, it was a classic case study of extremes...
Avison commercial office leasing market report toronto 2014Chris Fyvie
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The document provides an overview of Lee & Associates, a commercial real estate services firm with over 870 agents and $12 billion in annual transaction volume. It then summarizes national industrial market trends in the second quarter of 2016, including steady vacancy declines, strong net absorption, and rising rental rates. Finally, it offers a outlook for continued positive industrial market conditions in the short term, followed by a potential slowing of growth in 2017 due to global economic uncertainties.
The document discusses the positive outlook for the UK residential development land market in 2013 despite economic uncertainty. It notes that land prices outperformed house prices in 2012 with greenfield and urban land values increasing while house prices fell. Developers are actively seeking permissioned land in high-value areas facing shortages, particularly in London and the South East. Recapitalized housebuilders are using cash to directly purchase land due to strong competition in prime markets. The outlook expects continued momentum in the industry backed by improving profits and mortgage availability, though transaction volumes and price growth will likely remain subdued overall.
CannonDesign’s Cost Estimating team offers clients an in-depth understanding of initial construction cost, life cycle cost, schedule and construction delivery strategies to complement the firm’s design talent.
Autumn Buyers Guide
Do your property buying research without having to spend your whole weekend searching the web. This reference guide for home buyers and investors from ING Direct will quickly bring you up to speed on house and unit prices and suburb affordability across Australia.
2019 Q3 Colliers St. Louis Industrial Market ReportColliersSTL
Heavy absorption of industrial space in St. Louis is driving continued construction activity and lowering vacancy rates. Year-to-date absorption is nearly 3 million square feet, pushing overall vacancy to its lowest rate since 2006. While speculative construction completions may increase vacancy going forward, absorption is expected to remain positive. Rental rates are trending upward but have decreased from earlier in the year due to increased competition and tax abatements. The St. Louis economy remains strong but signs of a potential national economic slowdown in 2020 have emerged.
House prices across the UK increased 5.3% in September according to Nationwide, down slightly from 5.6% in August. However, this masks significant regional differences, with higher growth in and around UK cities. In prime central London, prices fell 0.4% in September and are down 2.1% annually, with wide variations across different areas of the city. The housing market remains underpinned by low mortgage rates and undersupply, and household confidence in future house price growth rebounded after an initial dip following the Brexit vote.
Recession keepshouse prices in the dumps in most european marketsidealistait
- House prices are forecast to continue rising modestly in Germany by 3% in both 2013 and 2014, bucking the trend in most other European markets where prices are expected to decline further.
- Germany saw a surge in housing construction in recent years to meet strong demand from immigration and investment, which will help stabilize prices going forward.
- Fundamentals like low interest rates, a strong labor market, and affordable housing prices relative to incomes support ongoing price increases, though at a moderate pace to avoid overheating.
Despite rising multifamily construction starts, the current stock of rental units is struggling to meet demand in some areas. This problem is particularly acute for affordable and workforce housing. High construction costs driven by rising land and material prices are inhibiting new supply, especially of more affordable units. Most new multifamily projects consist of high-end apartments, exacerbating the shortage of affordable rentals. To make projects profitable given high costs, developers have focused on acquiring premium sites and pricing new units at the higher end of the market. This concentration of high-cost units in large cities further squeezes the supply of affordable housing.
The Fort Bend commercial real estate market saw modest improvements in the third quarter of 2020. The office vacancy rate declined slightly while absorption and rental rates decreased. Medical office vacancy rose slightly while rental rates increased. Industrial vacancy rose due to new inventory additions, though rental rates increased and absorption was positive. Retail vacancy and negative absorption increased while rental rates rose. Several new commercial projects are under construction.
The document summarizes a real estate market update seminar presented by a Weichert Realtors broker. The seminar covered current market conditions in Princeton and surrounding areas of NJ, including inventory levels, absorption rates, and strategies for buyers and sellers. Recent housing data showed a slowdown in sales and rising inventory due to the expiration of federal tax credits. Absorption rates varied by price range, with higher-priced homes taking longer to sell.
This report summarizes Q1 2015 trends in the US national office sector real estate market. It finds that the overall national availability rate rose slightly to 17.0% as new construction increased supply in many markets like Houston and Dallas. Asking rental rates continued to increase nationally and in major cities like New York City and San Francisco driven by new construction and tight supply. The report also discusses how companies are increasingly expanding to lower cost Sunbelt markets in the South and West for access to talent at a lower cost while pursuing the American consumer population growth in these areas.
Greater Boston Real Estate Market Data, September 2012Unit Realty Group
This document provides a monthly real estate market report for the Greater Boston area. It summarizes key housing metrics for September 2012, including year-over-year changes. Overall, most indicators showed improvement compared to September 2011, with increases in closed sales, pending sales, and decreases in inventory and months of supply. However, median home prices decreased slightly for single-family homes while rising slightly for condominiums. The report also notes potential threats to the housing market from economic factors like job growth and gas prices that could impact consumer confidence.
Gold's price pattern in 2019-2021 closely resembles that of 2010-2012, rising steadily to a peak in the second year and then declining. However, important differences in monetary and fiscal policy today suggest gold may break this pattern. While easy money helped fuel a recovery a decade ago, today's policies of low rates and high deficits could lead to a more inflationary recovery. If so, gold may benefit rather than enter a bear market as it did in the previous cycle. While the 2020s may not be a repeat of the "Roaring Twenties," loose policies make that outcome uncertain, further supporting gold over the coming years.
The real estate market in Hoboken and Downtown Jersey City continued to strengthen in the second half of 2012, with rising average home prices, price per square foot, and sales volume. Inventory levels are extremely low, with only 116 condos on the market in Hoboken and 83 in Downtown Jersey City at the start of 2013. Superstorm Sandy caused a temporary slowdown, but the market recovered and finished the year strong. Positive indicators like increasing sales prices, declining discounts, and shrinking inventory suggest the market will remain robust in 2013.
Does the new cap fit birketts format - v3 with pictures - 25 03 2014 (57434...CLA - East
This document provides a case study and recommendations for Joe and Ben Farmer regarding changes and restructuring of their farming business. It summarizes that Joe and Ben currently farm 700 hectares and lease additional land, and are buying another 300 hectares. It may restructure to add Joe's son Harry to the partnership since Ben wants to retire. The document analyzes how this would impact their eligibility for subsidies and recommends how to handle things like land transfers and tenant agreements to maintain compliance.
Cap reform workshop presentation 24th march charles irelandCLA - East
This document summarizes a workshop on CAP reform and its implications for farms. It discusses the introduction of the basic payment scheme in 2015 and greening measures farmers will need to take, such as maintaining ecological focus areas, crop diversification, and permanent grassland. It provides case studies of different farm types and how their rotations and profits may be affected. Other topics covered include entitlement transfers, degressivity of payments over 150,000 Euro, requirements for active farmers and young farmers, and actions needed for 2014 SPS applications.
This report summarizes the prospects for the UK housing market in winter 2015. It predicts that house prices will rise 4.5% in 2015 and 4.4% in 2016, supported by an improving economy. However, sustained low interest rates could fuel faster growth of nearly 7% in 2016. Regional disparities are growing, with prices weakest in the North East and Scotland. The supply of homes remains constrained, despite strong demand and real earnings growth supporting buyer affordability.
- Housing prices in Vancouver and Toronto have continued rising unexpectedly in 2016, defying expectations of a soft landing.
- Vancouver's housing market is expected to experience a modest price correction of around 10% by mid-2017 due to new foreign buyer taxes and high unaffordability.
- Toronto's housing market is projected to continue accelerating in the near term due to limited supply response and potential increased foreign investment switching from Vancouver.
The National Multifamily Index ranks major U.S. markets based on projected vacancy rates, rent growth, and employment gains. San Francisco and San Jose rank at the top due to strong job growth, low vacancy, and high rents. Markets in the Pacific Northwest and Northeast also rank highly. Atlanta and Riverside-San Bernardino moved into the top 20 due to improving economies and property performance. Midwest markets rank in the lower third despite favorable demand drivers. Supply growth will challenge some markets like Houston and Tampa.
OXBOW ADVISORS APRIL 2017 MARKET COMMENTSKeys Oakley
The stock market’s movement in 2016 was most Unusual, Unpredictable, and downright Crazy compared to previous years. Between politics and economics, it was a classic case study of extremes...
Avison commercial office leasing market report toronto 2014Chris Fyvie
office space toronto, toronto office space, office search toronto, office space in toronto, office rentals toronto, commercial office space, commercial real estate toronto, office rent toronto, toronto offices for lease
The document provides an overview of Lee & Associates, a commercial real estate services firm with over 870 agents and $12 billion in annual transaction volume. It then summarizes national industrial market trends in the second quarter of 2016, including steady vacancy declines, strong net absorption, and rising rental rates. Finally, it offers a outlook for continued positive industrial market conditions in the short term, followed by a potential slowing of growth in 2017 due to global economic uncertainties.
The document discusses the positive outlook for the UK residential development land market in 2013 despite economic uncertainty. It notes that land prices outperformed house prices in 2012 with greenfield and urban land values increasing while house prices fell. Developers are actively seeking permissioned land in high-value areas facing shortages, particularly in London and the South East. Recapitalized housebuilders are using cash to directly purchase land due to strong competition in prime markets. The outlook expects continued momentum in the industry backed by improving profits and mortgage availability, though transaction volumes and price growth will likely remain subdued overall.
CannonDesign’s Cost Estimating team offers clients an in-depth understanding of initial construction cost, life cycle cost, schedule and construction delivery strategies to complement the firm’s design talent.
Autumn Buyers Guide
Do your property buying research without having to spend your whole weekend searching the web. This reference guide for home buyers and investors from ING Direct will quickly bring you up to speed on house and unit prices and suburb affordability across Australia.
2019 Q3 Colliers St. Louis Industrial Market ReportColliersSTL
Heavy absorption of industrial space in St. Louis is driving continued construction activity and lowering vacancy rates. Year-to-date absorption is nearly 3 million square feet, pushing overall vacancy to its lowest rate since 2006. While speculative construction completions may increase vacancy going forward, absorption is expected to remain positive. Rental rates are trending upward but have decreased from earlier in the year due to increased competition and tax abatements. The St. Louis economy remains strong but signs of a potential national economic slowdown in 2020 have emerged.
House prices across the UK increased 5.3% in September according to Nationwide, down slightly from 5.6% in August. However, this masks significant regional differences, with higher growth in and around UK cities. In prime central London, prices fell 0.4% in September and are down 2.1% annually, with wide variations across different areas of the city. The housing market remains underpinned by low mortgage rates and undersupply, and household confidence in future house price growth rebounded after an initial dip following the Brexit vote.
Recession keepshouse prices in the dumps in most european marketsidealistait
- House prices are forecast to continue rising modestly in Germany by 3% in both 2013 and 2014, bucking the trend in most other European markets where prices are expected to decline further.
- Germany saw a surge in housing construction in recent years to meet strong demand from immigration and investment, which will help stabilize prices going forward.
- Fundamentals like low interest rates, a strong labor market, and affordable housing prices relative to incomes support ongoing price increases, though at a moderate pace to avoid overheating.
Despite rising multifamily construction starts, the current stock of rental units is struggling to meet demand in some areas. This problem is particularly acute for affordable and workforce housing. High construction costs driven by rising land and material prices are inhibiting new supply, especially of more affordable units. Most new multifamily projects consist of high-end apartments, exacerbating the shortage of affordable rentals. To make projects profitable given high costs, developers have focused on acquiring premium sites and pricing new units at the higher end of the market. This concentration of high-cost units in large cities further squeezes the supply of affordable housing.
The Fort Bend commercial real estate market saw modest improvements in the third quarter of 2020. The office vacancy rate declined slightly while absorption and rental rates decreased. Medical office vacancy rose slightly while rental rates increased. Industrial vacancy rose due to new inventory additions, though rental rates increased and absorption was positive. Retail vacancy and negative absorption increased while rental rates rose. Several new commercial projects are under construction.
The document summarizes a real estate market update seminar presented by a Weichert Realtors broker. The seminar covered current market conditions in Princeton and surrounding areas of NJ, including inventory levels, absorption rates, and strategies for buyers and sellers. Recent housing data showed a slowdown in sales and rising inventory due to the expiration of federal tax credits. Absorption rates varied by price range, with higher-priced homes taking longer to sell.
This report summarizes Q1 2015 trends in the US national office sector real estate market. It finds that the overall national availability rate rose slightly to 17.0% as new construction increased supply in many markets like Houston and Dallas. Asking rental rates continued to increase nationally and in major cities like New York City and San Francisco driven by new construction and tight supply. The report also discusses how companies are increasingly expanding to lower cost Sunbelt markets in the South and West for access to talent at a lower cost while pursuing the American consumer population growth in these areas.
Greater Boston Real Estate Market Data, September 2012Unit Realty Group
This document provides a monthly real estate market report for the Greater Boston area. It summarizes key housing metrics for September 2012, including year-over-year changes. Overall, most indicators showed improvement compared to September 2011, with increases in closed sales, pending sales, and decreases in inventory and months of supply. However, median home prices decreased slightly for single-family homes while rising slightly for condominiums. The report also notes potential threats to the housing market from economic factors like job growth and gas prices that could impact consumer confidence.
Gold's price pattern in 2019-2021 closely resembles that of 2010-2012, rising steadily to a peak in the second year and then declining. However, important differences in monetary and fiscal policy today suggest gold may break this pattern. While easy money helped fuel a recovery a decade ago, today's policies of low rates and high deficits could lead to a more inflationary recovery. If so, gold may benefit rather than enter a bear market as it did in the previous cycle. While the 2020s may not be a repeat of the "Roaring Twenties," loose policies make that outcome uncertain, further supporting gold over the coming years.
The real estate market in Hoboken and Downtown Jersey City continued to strengthen in the second half of 2012, with rising average home prices, price per square foot, and sales volume. Inventory levels are extremely low, with only 116 condos on the market in Hoboken and 83 in Downtown Jersey City at the start of 2013. Superstorm Sandy caused a temporary slowdown, but the market recovered and finished the year strong. Positive indicators like increasing sales prices, declining discounts, and shrinking inventory suggest the market will remain robust in 2013.
Does the new cap fit birketts format - v3 with pictures - 25 03 2014 (57434...CLA - East
This document provides a case study and recommendations for Joe and Ben Farmer regarding changes and restructuring of their farming business. It summarizes that Joe and Ben currently farm 700 hectares and lease additional land, and are buying another 300 hectares. It may restructure to add Joe's son Harry to the partnership since Ben wants to retire. The document analyzes how this would impact their eligibility for subsidies and recommends how to handle things like land transfers and tenant agreements to maintain compliance.
Cap reform workshop presentation 24th march charles irelandCLA - East
This document summarizes a workshop on CAP reform and its implications for farms. It discusses the introduction of the basic payment scheme in 2015 and greening measures farmers will need to take, such as maintaining ecological focus areas, crop diversification, and permanent grassland. It provides case studies of different farm types and how their rotations and profits may be affected. Other topics covered include entitlement transfers, degressivity of payments over 150,000 Euro, requirements for active farmers and young farmers, and actions needed for 2014 SPS applications.
Carter Jonas presentation for Blake Lapthorn green breakfast on 4 May 2011Blake Morgan
Blake Lapthorn were pleased to welcome Andrew Watkin, Partner and Head of Energy and Marine team at Carter Jonas, as speaker at its green breakfast held on 4 May in Oxford.
PETIC – Planejamento Estratégico de Tecnologia da Informação Parte 120901922
O CPD existe para fornecer suporte de TI às atividades acadêmicas, de pesquisa e administrativas da instituição. Seu objetivo principal é gerenciar eletronicamente as informações da universidade e desenvolver e aplicar tecnologias de informação de forma eficiente. A estrutura organizacional do CPD e seus valores, objetivos, equipe e processos são detalhados.
The document discusses the key components of the reading process and their impact on English as a second language (ESL) students. It identifies four main aspects that affect reading: linguistic, sociological, cultural, and psychological. The linguistic aspect refers to language skills like grammar, vocabulary, and sounds that are transferred from a student's native language. The sociological aspect emphasizes social interactions that help develop literacy. The cultural aspect influences how students perceive and understand texts based on their cultural background. And the psychological aspect includes individual cognitive processes involved in reading like perception and comprehension. The author argues that understanding these components can help ESL teachers better support students as they develop literacy skills in a new language.
El documento analiza un proyecto de investigación sobre el diseño mecánico y estético de una prótesis parcial de mano. El proyecto busca generar una prótesis funcional para personas con amputaciones en el pulgar, índice y anular mediante el diseño en programas informáticos y la creación de prototipos, los cuales son probados en diferentes personas para evaluar su reacción y satisfacción. El objetivo final es mejorar la calidad de vida de las personas afectadas al permitirles realizar sus actividades cotidianas.
El documento discute el papel creciente de la tecnología educativa en la enseñanza. Explica que las nuevas tecnologías crean mayores posibilidades de entendimiento y permiten elevar el nivel de preparación de docentes y estudiantes. También señala que los docentes deben seleccionar recursos tecnológicos adecuados para los estudiantes y actualizarse constantemente en hallazgos tecnológicos. La tecnología educativa motiva e impulsa el aprendizaje, fomentando el pensamiento crí
Ciclo Sup. Mantenimiento de Instalaciones térmicas y de fluidosTic Eraiken
Este documento presenta un programa de estudios para el título de Técnico Superior en Mantenimiento de Instalaciones Térmicas y de Fluidos. El programa consta de dos cursos con asignaturas como Equipos e Instalaciones Térmicas, Procesos de Montaje de Instalaciones, y Representación Gráfica de Instalaciones en el primer curso, y Gestión del Montaje, de la Calidad y del Mantenimiento, Mantenimiento de Instalaciones Frigoríficas y de Climatización en el segundo curso. El programa capacita a los estud
Este documento trata sobre la cefalea y su manejo. Explica que la cefalea es la tercera o cuarta causa más común de consulta en urgencias, y que el 4% de los casos son cefaleas secundarias que requieren estudios de imagen y tratamientos diferentes a los analgésicos comúnmente prescritos. Además, describe la clasificación internacional de cefaleas, los aspectos clave de la anamnesis para diagnosticar el tipo de cefalea, los signos de alarma que indican la necesidad de más pruebas, y los en
Este documento resume los tipos principales de accidentes ofídicos en Colombia, incluyendo los accidentes bothrópicos (causados por yararacas), lachésicos (causados por la verrugosa), crotálicos (causados por cascabeles) y elapídicos (causados por corales). Describe las manifestaciones locales y sistémicas de cada tipo de accidente, así como las acciones recomendadas para el paciente y el uso apropiado del suero antiofídico.
Robert faurisson how the british obtained the confessions of rudolf höss - ...RareBooksnRecords
This document summarizes Rudolf Hoss's confessions regarding the Holocaust and describes how those confessions were obtained through torture by the British. It details Hoss's arrest, signing of documents under torture, and transfer to Polish authorities. In 1983, a book was published identifying the main British torturer as a Jewish sergeant and describing Hoss's brutal interrogation. The document casts doubt on the reliability of Hoss's confessions given the circumstances in which they were extracted through physical and psychological abuse.
Digital disruption in Asset and Wealth ManagementRick Bouter
Digital technologies are disrupting the asset and wealth management industry. Robo-advisors, which provide automated, algorithm-based portfolio management without human financial advisors, are gaining market share from traditional players by offering lower fees and a superior customer experience through their digital platforms. While robo-advisors currently focus on portfolio management and direct distribution, bypassing traditional players like banks and advisors, traditional asset managers need to adapt by developing their own digital capabilities in order to compete and avoid commoditization of their services.
Organizing for Digital: Why Digital Dexterity MattersRick Bouter
- The document discusses how organizations that underwent major redesigns to take advantage of new technologies, like electrification and digitalization, saw large increases in productivity and performance.
- It provides examples of companies like Starbucks, GE, and HSBC that redesigned their organizational structures and processes to fully harness digital technologies, bringing together fragmented teams and standardizing systems.
- Research shows that "digital organizations" that have significantly invested in technology while redesigning themselves outperform peers on metrics like customer satisfaction and innovation.
Quality Control Of Parenteral PreparationsQurat Ul Ain
This document provides information about quality control of parenterals. It discusses key terms related to parenterals and routes of administration such as intravenous, intramuscular, and subcutaneous. The document outlines quality control tests performed on parenterals including leaker tests, pyrogen tests, particulate tests, sterility tests, and uniformity of content tests. Specific procedures for leaker tests and pyrogen tests using the LAL assay are described. The importance of quality control in ensuring parenterals are free from contamination and meet defined quality standards is also emphasized.
Introducción a la teoría de la comunicación de masas mcquailJorge M G
Denis McQuail fue un sociólogo y comunicólogo británico que estudió historia y administración en la Universidad de Oxford y se doctoró en estudios sociales en la Universidad de Leeds. Fue profesor en varias universidades europeas y estadounidenses. Fundó la revista académica European Journal of Communication. Se especializó en el estudio de los medios de comunicación y su relación con la sociedad desde diferentes teorías como la de la sociedad de masas, el marxismo, la teoría crítica y la teoría hegemónica.
The document provides an overview of the UK residential property market in winter 2015. It notes that house prices are up nearly 5% on last year and rental yields are predicted to reach 6.5-8% in regional markets over the next five years. However, transaction volumes remain low due to limited housing stock and changes to policies like stamp duty that have negatively impacted the market. The article examines factors constraining supply such as attitudes towards property ownership and issues with trading properties. It also analyzes house price and sales trends in different areas.
The document provides an economic and housing market overview from the UK. It discusses several recent announcements from the UK government around plans to boost housing, including new Garden Villages and Towns and a scheme to offer discounts to first-time buyers. Data shows that delivery of new homes in England is on track to surpass 200,000 units for the year, an important target. However, some estimates say more new homes are needed each year. The housing white paper is expected to outline further plans to increase supply.
- The document summarizes recent news and developments in the UK and Asia Pacific property markets.
- It reports that UK property prices have grown three times faster than salaries over the past decade, putting homeownership out of reach for many. However, new home sales and prices in the UK have increased despite the slow housing market.
- Commercial property investment volumes in Asia Pacific increased 26% year-over-year in Q2 2012, though leasing activity declined, suggesting the region is not completely immune from economic uncertainties.
Prime property prices in the UK were largely unchanged in the third quarter of 2016, falling 0.1% over the three months to September. Annual growth remains positive at 0.5% but is slower than previous years due to recent stamp duty increases. While headline figures show a subdued market, activity has remained resilient since the Brexit vote, with increased new property listings and homes under offer. The strongest markets continue to be affluent towns and cities near London.
The UK is facing a significant housing crisis as demand for homes continues to outstrip supply. Housing prices are predicted to increase 50% over the next decade due to lack of new construction. There is currently a shortage of over 1 million homes. Several UK cities like Birmingham are facing shortfalls of tens of thousands of homes as populations grow rapidly. A long-term strategy is needed to increase housing supply through partnerships between investors, developers, and local governments to address land acquisition and new construction.
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TO OUR WINTER 2016 EDITION OF
NEW HOMES RESIDENTIAL VIEW.
It has been well documented that we are still falling some 100,000 new
homes short of what is needed to satisfy demand and although there has
been some progress made in recent years, reaching the almost mystical
target figure of 220,000 new homes in a year seems a very long way off.
In this edition we have focused on answering three of the most important
questions regarding new home delivery in England. What are we building?
Where are we building it? And does it fit the local market?
Our experienced new homes teams across the country have a proven track
record of progressing residential development schemes, both small and
large, from inception to successful sale.
Please contact a member of our team (contact details at the back of this
report) to discuss your requirements, we would be delighted to help you.
Rory O’Neill
Partner, Head of Residential Division
Residential Sales
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Figure 1
English New Home Construction Starts & Completions Construction Starts
Construction Completions
Source: Department for
Communities and Local
Government
Analysing the recent and likely future performance of
the economy is difficult, given the lack of data covering
the period after the UK’s vote to leave the EU. Indeed,
there have been some very mixed messages.
While the Government has now said it will trigger
Article 50 by the end of March 2017, the overall
backdrop is one of uncertainty, as it may take
considerable time to establish a detailed framework
for a future UK-EU relationship.
Initially, in the weeks following the referendum, there
was a string of negative surveys from organisations
such as Markit, GfK, the RICS and the CBI. However,
more recent surveys have shown a rebound
in sentiment.
In terms of hard data, the Q3 GDP figure was a healthy
0.5% against 0.7% in Q2 and 0.4% in Q1, although
economic growth forecasts for this and next year have
been revised down. However, the consensus is that the
UK will avoid a recession.
The pound remains down by around 10% against
the major currencies – which seems to be feeding
through to stronger exports – but that means higher
prices and inflation has already started to rise. The
labour market is still strong, although confidence
has weakened slightly.
The August interest rate cut and additional quantitative
easing from the Bank of England were welcome and
should support the economy in the coming months.
GDP growth forecasts vary but the majority of major
forecasting houses suggest growth of around 1.6% in
2016, falling sharply to 0.7% in 2017.
The early data coming through post-referendum
suggests that values in the national housing market
appear to be holding up. However, it is still very early
days and evidence of true market sentiment is unlikely
to appear in the prominent housing market indices
until late this year. Transactional activity remains at
a historically low level, with most English regions
witnessing 20-30% fewer sales than normal. This trend
is most evident in London where some boroughs are
experiencing sales volumes at 50% below their pre-
2008 levels.
In the new homes market, we are still falling some
way short of meeting demand. The graph below
shows new home starts and completions. It clearly
illustrates that while construction levels have recovered
considerably from the 2007/2008 market downturn,
completions in the year to June 2016 are still around
15% down on the five–year average preceding
the downturn.
MARKET OVERVIEW
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is the significant lack of activity within the London commuter
belt. Given that this area is arguably experiencing the greatest
demand for housing in the country, it is easy to see why house
price appreciation has exceeded all other areas in recent
years. The map also shows that the greatest level of new home
activity is concentrated around the East Midlands and the East,
with the notable exceptions of coastal areas, which tend to be
constrained by limited infrastructure and weaker demand.
A more detailed analysis, down to town level, reveals that
Blackpool has produced the least new housing, relative to its
size. The table is dominated by areas in the North West, but
other notable inclusions are Brighton, whose location between
the English Channel and the South Downs National Park means
that it may be in this table for some time, and Enfield, whose
appearance on this list is less easy to explain.
Moving on to the most successful areas, the London boroughs
of Tower Hamlets and Greenwich are helping to alleviate
the chronic shortage of homes in London. With both areas
Source: Department for Communities and Local Government
Figure 2
New Home Construction
Percentage of new home construction by property size
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WHAT, WHERE
What are we building?
As can be seen in Figure 2, in the last year, 1 and 2 bedroom
properties accounted for the lowest proportion of the total new
homes built for 14 years. In 2015/2016, 70% of all new homes
built had three or more bedrooms.
The difference between the average sold price of new homes
and that of existing ‘second hand’ property has also risen
sharply to its highest level in 14 years, with the premium
currently standing at 30% (see Figure 3). While the high
proportion of homes with three or more bedrooms may explain
this disparity to a degree, it is a trend that policy makers should
look to reverse. Historically, this premium has hovered around
the 25% mark.
Where are we building?
By analysing and comparing private new home construction
levels with existing private housing stock levels, we have
established relative construction activity in different areas. As
the heat map on page 6 shows, the notable pattern emerging
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What type of new homes are we building,
where are we building them and are they the
right type of property for their local market?
These are three important questions that we
aim to answer in this report.
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Source: UK House Price Index
Figure 3
New Homes Vs Second Hand Homes
How much more is the average new home sold price vs the second hand average?
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benefiting from a healthy pipeline of forthcoming schemes,
including Wood Wharf and Greenwich Peninsula, we expect
the boroughs to maintain their position in our 2017/2018 table.
Other areas worth mentioning are Corby in Northamptonshire,
whose private housing stock has grown by a considerable 7.4%
in the previous five years, and Cambridge, which is experiencing
some of the greatest demand outside of the capital.
Does it fit the local market?
Is the right type of private property being built for the area
and its residents? In a national property market where housing
affordability for local young residents is a major issue, this is
one of the greatest concerns. To answer this sensitive question
we have examined how close the average new home sold price
is against the average second hand house price (the existing
housing stock) in the area, as shown in Figure 6.
We analysed the data for all of England’s Metropolitan Districts,
London Boroughs and Local Unitary Authorities, with some
interesting results. The league table that ranks the lowest new
home value against the existing stock is dominated by areas
that are experiencing high levels of demand and, consequently,
affordability issues. This shows that the market is successfully
delivering (relatively) affordable new homes in these areas,
even if existing high prices do not make it feel this way to local
residents. A good example of this is Oxford, where affordability
issues are the greatest outside London. The average new home
price is some 13% below the existing average.
At the other end of the scale the top two areas that are
delivering proportionately more expensive new homes are the
commuter towns of Harlow (Essex) and Gravesend (Gravesham,
Kent). This could be a sign that developers in these areas are
targeting the London outflow buyers, rather than catering for
the needs of local residents.
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Rank Area Increase
1 Tower Hamlets 9.3%
2 Corby 7.4%
3 North West
Leicestershire
7.3%
4 Hinckley and
Bosworth
6.5%
5 Greenwich 6.1%
6 Telford and
Wrekin
6.1%
7 Dartford 5.8%
8 Chorley 5.7%
9 Cambridge 5.4%
10 South Norfolk 5.4%
Rank Area Increase
1 Blackpool 0.2%
2 Hyndburn 0.5%
3 Wirral 0.5%
4 Brighton
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5 Harrogate 0.7%
6 Stockport 0.7%
7 Pendle 0.7%
8 Enfield 0.7%
9 Westminster 0.8%
10 Barrow-in-
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Rank Area Difference
1 Harlow 112.1%
2 Gravesham 97.6%
3 Preston 95.5%
4 Rochford 90.2%
5 Middlesbrough 88.0%
6 Nuneaton
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7 Sunderland 80.1%
8 North Tyneside 80.0%
9 Halton 78.2%
10 Wigan 73.6%
Rank Area Difference
1 Surrey Heath -25.6%
2 East Dorset -18.9%
3 Richmond
upon Thames
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4 St Albans -13.4%
5 West Dorset -13.1%
6 Canterbury -12.9%
7 Oxford -12.5%
8 West Devon -12.2%
9 Kensington and
Chelsea
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10 Bournemouth -8.7%
STOCKGROWTH
Figure 5
Most Active New Home Areas
Increase in local private new home stock levels in the previous 5 years
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Figure 6
Average New Build Price Vs Average 2nd
Hand Price
How much more expensive are new homes compared with the local average
Figure 4 - Heat Map
The five–year growth rate
of private housing stock
Source: Department for communities and local government
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Investor Area Focus - London
Prime Central London: Kensington Chelsea
• Average house price: £1,298,651
• Average new home price: £1,147,555
• Private new homes currently in the pipeline*: 2,759
• Social rented intermediate homes currently in the pipeline*: 983
• Average gross rental yield: 3.3%
• 12–month house price appreciation: -3.0%
• Average new build £ per square foot achieved in 2016: £1,906
• Rental values in the year to Sept 2016: +1.3%
• Average 1 bed private rent: £2,223pcm/£513pw
• Average 2 bed private rent: £3,393pcm/£783pw
• Average 3 bed private rent: £7,931pcm/£1,830pw
• Percentage of housing stock in the Private Rented Sector: 38%
Outer Prime London: Wandsworth
• Average house price: £618,417
• Average new home price: £642,693
• Private new homes currently in the pipeline*: 11,039
• Social rented intermediate homes currently in the pipeline*: 2,012
• Average gross rental yield: 3.9%
• 12–month house price appreciation: +9.3%
• Average new build £ per square foot achieved in 2016: £864
• Rental values in the year to Sept 2016: +0.5%
• Average 1 bed private rent: £1,660pcm/£383pw
• Average 2 bed private rent: £2,175pcm/£502pw
• Average 3 bed private rent: £3,285pcm/£758pw
• Percentage of housing stock in the Private Rented Sector: 34%
Greater London: Hillingdon
• Average house price: £415,001
• Average new home price: £473,398
• Private new homes currently in the pipeline*: 2,668
• Social rented intermediate homes currently in the pipeline*: 402
• Average gross rental yield: 3.7%
• 12–month house price appreciation: +19.7%
• Average new build £ per square foot achieved in 2016: £524
• Rental values in the year to Sept 2016: +2.6%
• Average 1 bed private rent: £1,001pcm/£231pw
• Average 2 bed private rent: £1,330pcm/£307pw
• Average 3 bed private rent: £1,612pcm/£372pw
• Percentage of housing stock in the Private Rented Sector: 19%
Investor Area Focus – The Regions
The North: Harrogate
• Average house price: £275,513
• Average new home price: £347,126
• Average gross rental yield: 3.6%
• 12–month house price appreciation: +9.3%
• Average new build £ per square foot
achieved (2016): £301 (town)
• Average 1 bed private rent: £575pcm/£133pw
• Average 2 bed private rent: £750pcm/£173pw
• Average 3 bed private rent: £950pcm/£219pw
• Percentage of housing stock in the
Private Rented Sector: 19%
The East: Cambridge
• Average house price: £422,979
• Average new home price: £604,462
• Average gross rental yield: 3.2%
• 12–month house price appreciation: +8.4%
• Average new build £ per square foot
achieved (2016): £500 (town)
• Average 1 bed private rent: £1,040pcm/£240pw
• Average 2 bed private rent: £1,350pcm/£312pw
• Average 3 bed private rent: £1,550pcm/£358pw
• Percentage of housing stock in the
Private Rented Sector: 28%
The South: Winchester
• Average house price: £384,375
• Average new home price: £485,075
• Average gross rental yield: 3.4%
• 12–month house price appreciation: +3.5%
• Average new build £ per square foot
achieved (2016): £493 (town)
• Average 1 bed private rent: £795pcm/£183pw
• Average 2 bed private rent: £1,000pcm/£231pw
• Average 3 bed private rent: £1,350pcm/£312pw
• Percentage of housing stock in the Private Rented
Sector: 15%
MARKET
April’s introduction of a 3% stamp duty surcharge on all
second home purchases seems to have achieved its aim
of cooling the investment market. The latest data from
the Council of Mortgage Lenders shows that Buy-To-Let
mortgage advances have fallen by around 50% year-on-
year in the four months since its introduction. However,
recent anecdotal and survey-based evidence seems to
suggest that appetite is starting to return to this area.
With most new build apartment markets being heavily
reliant on demand from investors, this trend will be
warmly welcomed by developers and agents alike.
*As of July 2016, unless otherwise stated
Sources: Carter Jonas Research, UK House Price Index, ONS, Molior London, VOA, 2011 Census (projected)