Market Databook Reports

Bidwells’ Market Databooks Reports, released twice-yearly, reveal key trends in office, laboratory and industrial supply, demand and rents, as well as transactional yields and key deals across Cambridgeshire, Oxfordshire, M1 South, Norfolk, Suffolk and London. Here you will find our most recent reports.

Industrial

Previous issues

Report 24.08.26

The Cambridge industrial market continued to perform strongly in the first half of 2026, driven by robust occupier demand and constrained supply.

Cambridge Industrial Databook August 2026

Report 19.08.26

The Norfolk industrial market made steady progress in the first half of 2026.

Norfolk & Suffolk Industrial Databook - August 2026

Report 28.08.26

Oxfordshire industrial market shifts to SME demand as availability remains tight

Oxfordshire Industrial Databook - August 2026

Report 31.08.26

Take-up of units under 50,000 sq ft increases across Milton Keynes and Northampton

M1 South Industrial Databook - August 2026

Offices & Labs

Previous issues

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Report 06.08.26

Major occupier commitments and rising demand are reinforcing Cambridge's position as a leading science and technology hub.

Cambridge Offices & Labs Databook - August 2026

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Report 06.08.26

Milton Keynes continues to attract strong occupier interest, supported by healthy demand and positive rental growth prospects.

M1 South Offices & Labs Databook - August 2026

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Report 06.08.26

Norwich's office market continues to gain momentum, driven by strong occupier demand and limited Grade A supply.

Norfolk & Suffolk Offices & Labs Databook - August 2026

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Report 19.08.26

Oxford continued to see steady demand across its commercial property market.

Oxford Offices & Labs Databook - August 2026

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