2026年3月投资收益率指南

This yield guide is for indicative purposes onlyand was prepared on 03 March 2026. Knight Frank Intelligence Based on rack rented properties and disregards bond type transactions Prime Yield Guide – March 2026 This yield guide is for indicative purposes onlyand was prepared on 03 March 2026. Knight Frank Intelligence Based on rack rented properties and disregards bond type transactions Prime Yield Guide – March 2026 This yield guide is for indicative purposes onlyand was prepared on 03 March 2026. Knight Frank Intelligence Click here to view previous data L E A D I N GI N D I C A T O R S D E B TM A R K E T– 2 M a r c h 2 0 2 6 UK PMIs signal firm Q1 growth.Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers the Spring Statement today withan estimated £22bn of headroom, largely driven by tax receipts since the Budget. For markets, theimportance lies not in the headline figure but more what it signals. Borrowing is below expectations,shaping expectations for lower gilt supply and greater credibility to the government’s fiscal rule. Retail sales point to stronger consumer demand.The FT reports that major investment banksnow forecast around £247bn of gilt sales in the fiscal year to March 2027, a-20% drop on this year. Ifdelivered, it would be the first annual fall in 4 years and the lowest level in 3. After several years of heavygilt supply, a lower issuance should relieve pressure on the market and help contain borrowing costs,providing a more supportive rates backdrop for UK CRE. What are the key concerns for UK businesses?UK gilts have continued to rally since the AutumnBudget. Ten-year yields, which briefly rose above 4.9% last year, have fallen back to just above 4.3%. Theswaps market mirrors this, indicating that leveraged CRE buyers are facing more favourable conditions. E S G How Ecommerce, Defence, Power andSustainability Are Reshaping UK Logistics From ethics to earnings: is ESG for realestate just risk and reward? Prime Yield Guide – March 2026 This yield guide is for indicative purposes onlyand was prepared on 03 March 2026. Knight Frank Intelligence We like questions. If you would like some property advice , or want more information about our research, we would love to Emily Miller Jeremy Tham Partner – Valuation & Advisory - Head of UK FundValuations+44 20 7861 1483Emily.Miller@KnightFrank.com Partner – Valuation & Advisory - Head of Real EstateFinance Valuations+44 20 7861 1769Jeremy.Tham@KnightFrank.com Chris Galloway Simon Gillespie Partner – Valuation & Advisory - Head of BusinessDevelopment UK Fund Valuations+44 20 7861 1297Chris.Galloway@KnightFrank.com Partner – Valuation & Advisory - Head of Central LondonValuations+44 20 7861 1292Simon.Gillespie@KnightFrank.com Future Gazing Exploring the importance of cubic capacity, increasing height trendsand how they influence rents, capital values, and vacancy rates. Will Matthews Matthew Dichler Partner – Valuation & Advisory – UK Fund Valuations+44 20 7861 5224Matthew.Dichler@KnightFrank.com Partner – Research - Head of Commercial+44 20 3909 6842William.Matthews@KnightFrank.com K n i g h tF r a n k V & A D i dy o u k n o w In addition to valuing assets in the main property sectors andhaving award winning teams in the Healthcare, Student andAutomotive sectors, Knight Frank also has expertise in : •Waste and Energy•Infrastructure•Garden Centres•Film Studios•Serviced Offices•Data Centres •Life Sciences•Income Strips•Ground Rents•Trading assets•Expert Witness•IPOs Your partners in property.