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Pandemic shake-up provides opportunity to future-proof UK real estate sector

Avison Young‘s 2022 Forecast identifies key topics shaping real estate in the coming year


Strategic real estate advisor Avison Young today released its 2022 Forecast, providing an outlook for
the real estate industry, spanning office, retail, leisure, industrial and residential sectors. This follows
the launch of Avison Young’s Ten Trends for a Zero Carbon World, released in October. The annual
report series provides perspective on how global events, trends and indicators impact commercial
real estate in a variety of sectors across the UK.


Daryl Perry, UK Head of Insight at Avison Young, said:
“We entered 2021 in a state of economic upheaval and uncertainty but exit the year with recovery very much the watchword. We have seen growth in the economy, and occupiers and investors alike are adapting to change and the new challenges we face. While omicron casts a shadow, the UK’s commercial real estate sector continues to show resilience and potential in equal measure. The pandemic has reshaped our industry but there is an opportunity to re-examine how our buildings and places can be leveraged to positively impact our economies, communities and the environment.”

Read full report here

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