
Market in Minutes: UK Commercial – February 2026
"Volatility becomes orthodox"
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"Volatility becomes orthodox"

"New year, new optimism?"

"2026 will see a gentle, but unspectacular, improvement in investment volumes and prices"

"Considering the upcoming Budget, it’s no surprise that there was little change to prime yields in October, reflecting continued wider investor uncertainty"

"Despite a continued drag on business confidence, a number of economic indicators show higher-than-expected growth. So why is the investor market so slow to respond?"

"The market is currently flatlining, but there’s an expectation of a better final quarter for this year"

"Improved Q2 for investment volumes masks a stuttering start to 2025 keeping yields stable"

"With five sub-sectors currently exhibiting downward pressure and seven recording lower yields versus 12 months ago, there is evidence of increasing investor appetite; however, will escalating conflict in the Middle East throw a spanner in the works?"

"UK property yields remained steady at 5.91% in May, reflecting market resilience. With rate cuts and strong fundamentals in place, optimism is growing"

"Tariff impact on occupier markets yet to be seen, but UK political stability looks to be aiding volumes"