During January 2020, the Dentons UK Real Estate team held its annual Market Predictions events in London and Glasgow with a panel of experts from across the industry – namely development, investment, financing, public sector and an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) spokesperson.
During the course of the two events, we discussed how the real estate sector is responding to a slightly more stable political picture, countered with a certain degree of uncertainty over how the UK will settle now out of the EU. Dentons has combined our panel's views with its own experiences from the transactional real estate market, while adding the opinions expressed by our audience, and distilled this all into three key trends for 2020. View our UK Real Estate Market Predictions summation video and download our accompanying UK Real Estate Market Predictions 2020 report to hear and read more.
Dentons is a specialist in the Scottish real estate market and has focused on this country to develop a specific Scottish Real Estate Market Predictions 2020 summation video. It can be viewed here and the accompanying commentary specific to Scotland is available within our UK report on page 8.
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