The first edition covers market trends for developers, contractors, consultants, investors and lenders.
Leonard Curtis has launched the Property and Construction Quarterly Outlook, a new report offering analysis on issues in the UK property and construction sector.
The first edition covers market trends for developers, contractors, consultants, investors and lenders.
The report looks at viability, funding and refinancing, contractor and sub-contractor resilience, regulatory change and activity in areas such as infrastructure, energy, industrial and logistics development and data centres as the industry moves into the final quarter of 2026.
Dan Booth, CEO at Leonard Curtis, said: “At Leonard Curtis, we have been supporting property and construction businesses for more than 30 years, bringing together expertise from across advisory, funding, restructuring and specialist construction teams.
“We hope this report provides a useful perspective on the challenges and opportunities facing the sector, helping to inform decision-making in what remains a complex and rapidly evolving market.”
Chris Duffill, director and head of property and construction advisory at Leonard Curtis, said: “The operating environment remains challenging, with businesses facing viability constraints, commercial disputes and wider economic uncertainty.
“However, there is value in looking beyond the headline statistics – across the industry we continue to see innovation, ambition and resilience, despite ongoing pressures.”
