1.  The Central London and West London markets are over heated.
  2. The Thames Valley market has not seen the same proportional increase in values and therefore has some way to go.
  3. There is still a lot of secondary office stock available to be bought in town centres.
  4. Most local authorities in the vicinity have pressure on housing numbers and are therefore considering a release of brownfield land
  5. There is considerable amount of older industrial stock right for redevelopment.

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