Iconic high street retailer BHS is facing uncertainty today, as the store could be filing for administration due to £1.3bn of debt and a stand-off between its owner and the biggest lender. The store’s original majority stakeholder and owner of... Read More
According to academics at De Montfort University, outstanding commercial property debt is on course to fall to its lowest since 2005, declining by 1% in the first half of 2015 to £163.7bn. However, there are strong levels of new loan origination in 2015 that... Read More
Since the end of the recession and particularly in the past twelve months, business growth has flourished and gone a long way in strengthening the UK’s still fragile economy. However, experts are now concerned that a large part of this growth has been built... Read More
With pay freezes, relatively high inflation and the rising cost of living at the forefront of many people’s minds, pay day loan companies have become something of an essential industry in the country today. As more and more people struggle to pay bills and... Read More
As everyone knows, it has been a bit of a tough summer in Britain for many businesses.... Read More
It seems that many British high streets are soon to become ghost towns. Retail commercial properties, even those belonging to large chains, are struggling to cope with the current economic climate... Read More
Last month Marks and Spencer (M&S) reported its worst performance in clothing and home furnishings for three years.... Read More
UK commercial property owners have cause for concern as values continue to drop in the face of the European debt crisis.... Read More
The country’s largest commercial property gym company is set to shed almost half of its sites as it attempts to avoid falling into administration.... Read More
Struggling small and medium sized businesses can breathe a sigh of relief after a Government scheme offering business loans was given the go ahead by European Commission (EC).... Read More
