S P R I N G / S U M M E R 2 0 1 7
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I N T R O
It is an interesting time to be in property at the moment.
As the market was embracing the tentative shoots of
growth and relative stability, the UK voted to leave the
European Union. What this means for the economy and
the property sector in particular requires a crystal ball,
especially with Article 50 triggered. With investment funds
increasingly looking at alternative, income-producing
sectors, the holiday property market in particular is
benefitting from several notable transactions.
In this edition we have focussed on some of the UK’s more prominent
leisure sectors and comment on factors affecting the markets and
potential future trends. Time will tell if our own informed and generally
positive glance at the crystal ball is borne out as Brexit negotiations, and
the dampening press comment which will undoubtedly accompany
them, progress.
Ian Simpson
Head of Department




