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Commercial Investment - National Market Update Q1/Q2 2026

We are operating within an increasingly uncertain geopolitical environment, which has driven heightened volatility across global capital markets. Despite this backdrop, investor sentiment towards commercial property remains resilient, particularly among those seeking defensive income through real estate assets.

The National Investment team have released their commercial investment update, which gives insight into who is buying, who is selling and the direction of travel since the start of the middle east conflict.

Read Allsop' full analysis into the National Investment Market


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