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<p>In 2019, almost three quarters of Europeans live in cities and towns and this proportion is only projected to grow. We explore the impact of this changing demographic landscape on the housing solutions needed for people across Europe.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>
<p>At JLL, we are committed to understanding the changing ways in which people are living, both through choice and necessity, to create the right homes for individuals as they move from study, through working life, and into retirement.&nbsp;</p>
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<div>This report presents three main strands of understanding Europe&rsquo;s changing demographic landscape: where people are living, who they are, and the changing patterns of how they are living. These three interlinked elements affect the current and future
demand for homes across the continent.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div>
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<div>With insights into population changes across Europe, we take a closer look at population age profiles, examine societal shifts in the way adults are living and take a forward look at the trends we can expect to see developing over the next decade. This
analysis sheds light on the current and future demand for homes, and the range of housing solutions required by Europe&rsquo;s growing urban population.&nbsp;</div>
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<div>Some of the European trends we explore, include:&nbsp;</div>
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    <li>Strong urbanisation&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
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    <li>Ageing populations&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
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    <li>Youthful cities&nbsp;&nbsp;</li>
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    <li>Declining household sizes&nbsp;</li>
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    <li>Growing enrolment in tertiary education&nbsp;</li>
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Our&nbsp;latest report&nbsp;explores shifting population dynamics and changing societal&nbsp;and economic&nbsp;structures, and the impact this is having on housing demand across Europe.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

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<p>This report reviews levels of multifamily investment across Europe, both within countries and across borders. Total investment in multifamily rose by over 40% to &euro;56 billion in 2018, showing just how powerful the pivot in capital allocations has
become, legitimising the strategies of early pioneers that led this new wave of residential investment.</p>
<p>The great beneficiaries, of course, are communities right across Europe that are seeing new investment in high-quality homes and evermore intelligent technology that is shaping quality of life. Europe&rsquo;s great cities are grappling with an overwhelming
challenge of surging demand and inadequate supply. Urbanisation, population growth and longer lifespans are some of the drivers that will continue to support investment returns.</p>
<p>It is not enough to see more homes built; they need to be the right homes and affordable to more people. JLL is deeply committed to supporting the market and housing industry to create the right homes that Europe&rsquo;s urban populations so badly needs.</p>
<p>With insights into key markets across Europe,&nbsp;this report reviews 2018&rsquo;s yield stabilisation, following 2017&rsquo;s compression, examines shifts in volume, and sheds light on sources of investment. With insight on the immediate outlook for
individual markets, we explore emerging markets and take a forward look the trends we can expect to see.</p>
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European Multifamily Investment

The JLL European multifamily investment report highlights residential as a major growth opportunity for institutional capital in Europe.

This third annual JLL European multifamily investment report reinforces the position of residential as the biggest growth opportunity for institutional capital in Europe.

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<p>With commercial and residential developments yet to be built and the incoming arrival of Crossrail, there is still a new phase of this vibrant West London area&rsquo;s evolution to come. We expect residential sales price and rental growth to accelerate
once a positive Brexit resolution is agreed.
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Paddington

Paddington has evolved into a busy residential, commercial and leisure environment.

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Our most recent delve into Prime Central London suggests that the residential market is benefitting from a new lease of life. The market has been slowing in terms of transactions and price growth over the past five years, but we&rsquo;re now sensing that
both buyers and sellers are keen to get on with their property decisions.<br /><br />Want the full picture on Prime Central London&rsquo;s sales and lettings markets? Download the report here for a look at what happened in Q2:
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Prime Central London Q2

The number of properties on the market has risen, along with transaction levels, but lettings turnover has slowed again.

The number of properties on the market has risen, along with transaction levels, but lettings turnover has slowed again with rents still on the rise.

Prime Central London- July 2019

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<p>Supported by Aberdeen Standard Investments our survey, the first of its kind, has sought to understand the global investments appetite into European Living assets, bringing transparency to the market and giving investors greater insight.</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>Key results from our survey include:</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Global investor appetite in Living assets is set for 30% growth in 2019<br />
&bull;&nbsp;79% of investors are looking to expand exposure to the Living sector<br />
&bull;&nbsp;80% of respondents believe that ESG will be a key driver of future
Living investment decisions.</p>
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European Living - what's the investor appetite?

Demographic and economic changes fuel investment in Living asset classes, revealing the growing investor appetite.

Changing demographics, social and economic drivers are fuelling investment decisions as investors put a greater focus on Living asset classes. However, the scale of investor appetite has been unknown, until now.

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<p>We expect price and rental growth in Canary Wharf to be strong and higher than the Central London average over the next five years. The opening of Crossrail together with a wealth of residential developments and an influx of new residents will be the
key drivers of this out performance.</p>
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Canary Wharf

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<p>With more than 35,000 homes in the planning pipeline, significant and even faster change for South East London is on its way. As a result of the ongoing transformation, as well as the pricing advantage compared with many areas of London, we expect residential
prices and rents to grow at a faster rate over the next five years relative to much of Greater London.</p>
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South East London

South East London will see accelerated change in the next decade, driven by residential development and placemaking.

South East London is set to undergo an even faster rate of change over the next decade than it has in the last. Residential development, as well as considerable placemaking, will be instrumental to this change.

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<p>The UK economic and political landscape has been dominated by Brexit over the past 2&frac12; years. The next 2&frac12; years are likely to be similar, albeit dealing with a different phase of the process. Inevitably, the UK will collectively refocus attention
    on domestic policies as the sphere of influence from Brexit diminishes.<br /><br />And there are plenty of housing issues that need addressing. These include affordability, taxation, regulation in the private rental sector, affordable homes, housing
    supply, lack of skilled labour and digital construction.<br /><br />Download all our UK forecast reports below:</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>&nbsp;</p><div style="margin:15px;"><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1569515143/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/UK%20Wide%20Residential%20Forecasts-%20multiple%20pdfs/jll-residential-forecasts-northern-england-2019.pdf" target="_blank"><button class="Button primary">Download Northern England Report</button></a>
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UK-wide Residential Forecasts 2019

In our recent reports, with in-depth looks at key regions, we discuss the residential sector, what's likely to change, and who'll benefit most, for 2019 and beyond.

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<p>The Marylebone &amp; Fitzrovia area has changed dramatically over the past 20 years. Commercial and residential development is playing a central role, bringing a heightened profile of the area and attracting new and exciting retail and office tenants.
Meanwhile, large residential developments such as Rathbone Square, along with several smaller, boutique schemes, are providing an array of modern apartments to cater for the area&rsquo;s devoted residents as well as helping to attract a new contingent
of Marylebone &amp; Fitzrovia inhabitant.&nbsp;</p>
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Marylebone & Fitzrovia

The Marylebone &amp; Fitzrovia area continues to transform, driven by Crossrail's infrastructure improvements and connectivity enhancements.

The Marylebone &amp; Fitzrovia area is undergoing transformational change. Crossrail is the current catalyst, facilitating and inspiring new public spaces, superior connectivity, improved infrastructure and new buildings.

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<p>Sales prices continue to soften but some pockets of the market are proving more robust than others, while the weak pound is boosting international demand. Rents are now rising but conditions remain sensitive in certain parts of the lettings market.<br /><br />Key highlights include:<br /><br />&bull;&nbsp;Sales prices fell during Q1 2019<br />&bull;&nbsp;A weaker pound is, however, encouraging overseas demand<br />&bull;&nbsp;Rents increased in Q1 2019<br />&bull;&nbsp;Rental turnover is down</p><p>Want the full picture?&nbsp;</p><div style="margin:15px;"><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1569514776/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/Prime-Central-London-April-2019.pdf" target="_blank"><button class="Button primary">Download Report</button></a>
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Prime Central London – April 2019

Both the Prime Central London sales and lettings markets are suffering from lower turnover than usual due to ongoing Brexit uncertainty.

<p>Both the Prime Central London sales and lettings markets are suffering from lower turnover than usual due to ongoing Brexit uncertainty.</p>

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<p>As set out by Homes England, there is a problem of quantity, quality and pace of new home construction. This research shows that Modern Methods of Construction can tackle all three challenges if properly supported by industry and policy.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>MMC isn't without complications though. Our research shows that 13.5 million sq ft of manufacturing space &ndash; the equivalent of over 200 football pitches &ndash; is needed to increase the number of new homes from the current rate of 190,000 to 300,000
    per year.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Want the full picture? Our latest report is available to download below.</p><div style="margin:15px;"><a href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1569514760/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/JLL-Insight-Industrial-scale-housing-solutions-April-2019.pdf" target="_blank"><button class="Button primary">Download Report</button></a>
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Industrial-scale Housing Solutions

There is a growing consensus that Modern Methods of Construction will have a major role to play in solving the UK&rsquo;s housing delivery challenges.&nbsp;

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<p>The region's major cities have established themselves as stand out performers. Bristol and Exeter have seen strong price growth on the back of significant shortfalls in supply, while Plymouth has become one of the largest first-time buyer markets in the
region.</p>
<p>However, political headwinds have stifled that growth story somewhat. This has left some sectors of the residential market presenting more inviting opportunities than others.</p>
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Residential Forecasts: South West England

In recent years the South West's housing market has closely tracked the performance of the UK-wide average.

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<p>The redevelopment of the former wholesale market at Birmingham Smithfield is one of UK&rsquo;s largest city centre regeneration projects. The former Birmingham City University campus is also being developed to provide an Athlete&rsquo;s Village for the
2022 Commonwealth Games.</p>
<p>However, political headwinds have stifled that growth story somewhat. This has left some sectors of the residential market presenting more inviting opportunities than others.</p>
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Residential Forecasts: West Midlands

The Birmingham City Centre housing market is expected to perform strongly over the next five years with several notable catalysts for change.

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<p>In recent years Scotland&rsquo;s major cities have established themselves as stand out performers in terms of residential investment and development. Edinburgh, and to a lesser extent Glasgow, have seen above average house price growth in the face of
significant supply shortfalls.</p>
<p>However, Scotland has faced political uncertainty since 2014 through the Scottish independence referendum and then Brexit. Remain has been the prevailing vote in both referendums with 62% of Scotland voting to stay in the EU - more than any other region
in the UK.</p>
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Residential Forecasts: Scotland

The Scottish economic and political landscape has been dominated by Brexit over the past 2&frac12; years.

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<p>nevitably, the UK will collectively refocus attention on domestic policies as the sphere of influence from Brexit diminishes. And there are plenty of housing issues that need addressing &ndash; affordability, taxation, regulation in the private rental
sector, affordable homes, housing supply, lack of skilled labour and digital construction are just some of the issues to address.</p>
<p><strong>Highlights include:</strong></p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Loans to Buy to Let landlords have fallen 46% since the Brexit referendum and July 2018</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;The UK is still far behind its target of 300,000 new homes a year by 2020, but delivery is speeding up</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Tech is likely to provide huge disruption over the next 5 years, with digital construction, building information modelling and smart tech all playing a roll</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Central London house prices are forecast to grow at 15.3% over the next 5 years</p>
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UK residential forecasts: Find the Gap

Brexit has dominated the UK's landscape, and the next 2&frac12; years will see similar challenges as we move to a new phase.

The UK economic and political landscape has been dominated by Brexit over the past 2&frac12; years. The next 2&frac12; years are likely to be similar, albeit dealing with a different phase of the process.

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<p>Evolution is well underway in Nine Elms &amp; Vauxhall with residential and commercial development centre stage. While there is still some way to go, it&rsquo;s clear that the next three years will see the greatest advancement.</p>
<p>The restaurants and bars around Circus West Village and the riverfront attract plenty of visitors, and have made Nine Elms a vibrant neighbourhood, whilst the employees of the newly opened workplaces, such as the new US Embassy, are an additional boost.</p>
<p>Highlights include:&nbsp;</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Nine Elms sales market active with 852 sales taken place within the last year</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;2,438 of the 3,698 units at Battersea Power Station are close to completion</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;7,051 units in the planning pipeline in Nine Elms</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;A number of large scale developments are in the pipeline for Vauxhall that will improve the area as a whole</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;C.1,900 residential units set for completion in Oval</p>
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Nine Elms & Vauxhall

Nine Elms &amp; Vauxhall are undergoing significant development, with substantial progress expected over the next three years.

Evolution is well underway in Nine Elms &amp; Vauxhall with residential and commercial development centre stage. While there is still some way to go, it&rsquo;s clear that the next three years will see the greatest advancement.

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<p>It has been a long journey, but Build to Rent (BTR) has finally arrived in the UK. For years we have been anticipating the emergence of an institutionally-backed, purpose built and managed private rental sector. Now, with 125,000 units either completed,
    under construction or with planning, there is a clear pathway towards critical mass in the nascent sector.</p><p>This short research paper does something that has not been possible before &ndash; it explores completed BTR operating performance. It also explores the &lsquo;who&rsquo; question of BTR, analysing the tenants who have been living in these buildings for
    at least 12 months.</p><p>Highlights include:</p><p>&bull; With an average rent premium of 8.4% achieved across London, an exploration of whether occupiers willing to pay for services and amenities</p><p>&bull; Rental growth has averaged 3% over the past 12 months</p><p>&bull; A profile of typical occupiers of BTR schemes, including average age, income, and percentage of income spent on rent</p><p>&nbsp;</p><button class="Button primary"><a style="color:#ffffff;" href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1569514761/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/jll-build-to-rent-performance-report-2018.pdf" target="_blank">Download Report</a></button>

Build To Rent

It has been a long journey, but Build to Rent (BTR) has finally arrived in the UK. For years we have been anticipating the emergence of an institutionally-backed, purpose built and managed private rental sector.&nbsp;

It has been a long journey, but Build to Rent (BTR) has finally arrived in the UK. For years we have been anticipating the emergence of an institutionally-backed, purpose built and managed private rental sector. 

It has been a long journey, but Build to Rent (BTR) has finally arrived in the UK. For years we have been anticipating the emergence of an institutionally-backed, purpose built and managed private rental sector. Now, with 125,000 units either completed, under construction or with planning, there is a clear pathway towards critical mass in the nascent sector.

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<p>London&rsquo;s City Fringe is broadening its geography, with areas such as Shoreditch, Hoxton, Aldgate and Whitechapel now considered bona fide City Fringe locations. New digital businesses are a driving force but a significant increase in residential
    development, to support a new and younger demographic and the growing trend towards city living, has also been instrumental.</p><p>With much residential development and expansion to the east, especially around City Road and Aldgate, The Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) is also bringing City Fringe contender Whitechapel into the mix. Furthermore, western fringes of the City are also growing
    as residential locations, with several developments in the Chancery Lane area. Construction activity has never been as high as it is today, with 4,339 units under construction. The outlook is also exciting with almost 5,000 units likely to be built
    over the next 5-10 years.</p><button class="Button primary"><a style="color:#ffffff;" href="https://res.cloudinary.com/jll-global-olm-np/image/upload/v1569514761/resi/gb/cms/Research/PDFs/jll-insight-city-and-city-fringe-september-2018.pdf">Download Report</a></button>

City & City Fringe

London&rsquo;s City Fringe is broadening its geography, with areas such as Shoreditch, Hoxton, Aldgate and Whitechapel now considered bona fide City Fringe locations. New digital businesses are a driving force but a significant increase in residential development, to support a new and younger demographic and the growing trend towards city living, has also been instrumental.

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<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>With several new residential developments and the opening of the new Elizabeth Line, interest in West London is once again on the rise, following several years of East London domination. While the opening of the Elizabeth Line (Crossrail) has been delayed,
the new transport options will nevertheless change the face of West London, opening up new areas not only for commuters into the West End but also into the City and Canary Wharf. It will continue to be the catalyst for development, especially in close
proximity to Crossrail stations. Furthermore, some locations not renowned as commuter towns will be transformed by new residents. So expect West London to see a major makeover during the next decade.</p>
<p>In addition to Crossrail, it looks like the Heathrow expansion will be given the green light, adding a third runway to the airport by 2026. The expansion of Heathrow Airport will bring important revitalisation to some areas of West London, creating around
60,000 jobs and generating around &pound;70bn in economic benefits by the 2050s. The new runway will increase capacity from 86m to 130m passengers a year.</p>
<p>These large scale infrastructure projects will mark a new chapter for West London.</p>
<p>Highlights include:</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Acton has been a buzz of development activity in recent years, with 1,425 unit completions since 2014</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Brentford and Kew Bridge have the most units currently under construction in West London with 1,265 units underway</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Ealing will benefit from the opening of the Elizabeth Line and is currently at the top end of new build pricing in West London, with properties reaching up to &pound;1000 psf.&nbsp;</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Hayes &amp; Harlington and Southall, positioned to the northeast of Heathrow, will benefit from the Elizabeth Line, with the area being host to the most extensive planning pipeline in West London</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;West Drayton and Drayton Gardens, one of the westernmost villages in London, has seen significant residential development, with 1,141 completions over the past 5 years</p>
<p>&bull;&nbsp;Uxbridge has seen a surge of residential development activity in recent years, with 628 units currently in the planning pipeline.&nbsp;</p>
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West London Report 2018

The UK&rsquo;s Build to Rent sector has emerged, offering institutionally-backed, purpose-built private rental options in urban areas.

With several new residential developments and the opening of the new Elizabeth Line, interest in West London is once again on the rise, following several years of East London domination.

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<p>The Prime Central London sales market is recovering some poise. The lower-end of the market is picking up and is seeing some price rises. The upper-end of the market, while some prices continue to adjust down, is seeing higher transaction volumes. The
Prime Central London lettings market is also in recovery mode.</p>
<p>Rental values have increased for two consecutive quarters and although poorly presented properties frequently struggle to let, there are increasing pockets of improvement. Transaction levels continue to disappoint.</p>
Key highlights include:<br />
<br />
&bull; Sales prices up in Q2, but selectively<br />
&bull; Rents rise again in Q2<br />
&bull; Annual price growth set to turn positive in Q3 2018<br />
&bull; Rental growth heading upwards<br />
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Prime Central London - July 2018

The Prime Central London market shows signs of recovery, with increased transaction volume and stabilization in both sales and lettings.

The Prime Central London sales market is recovering some poise. The lower-end of the market is picking up and is seeing some price rises. The upper-end of the market, while some prices continue to adjust down, is seeing higher transaction volumes. The Prime Central London lettings market is also in recovery mode.

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