The Chief Economist's Weekly Brief from the Royal Bank of Scotland had some positive news for investors when it was released on 21st of September.

 

It reported that Commercial property prices had risen by 0.2% m/m in August 2009, largely driven  by demand for retail and industrial properties.

 

The Brief stated that "the gap between property yields and the yield on "risk-free" government bonds had become exceptionally high over the spring, providing a strong "buy" signal to investors.

 

 Mark Richardson at BBJ added: "It's good to see yet more positive news on the property front. Investors need to be encouraged back into the market and this can only help. We currently have a wide variety of industrial premisies available for potential buyers who are looking to invest."