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Julie Bushell
Julie Bushell

Julie Bushell

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Our research, which has earned an enviable reputation for the quality of our market data and commentary, provides clients with valuable insights and helps their own market analysis and strategic planning process.

Each sector research programme has now become an industry benchmark which provides specific data, as well as an analysis of key indices, growth and a concise market commentary.

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The research also enhances our own Partners' understanding of the sectors we focus on.

If you have a specific interest in a particular sector or market segment, please use the filter below. This will provide you with a specific research report on the sector you require.

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  • Agribusiness Contract Farming Results Spring 2013

    This publication includes analysis of results from around 80 farms managed by Bidwells on Farm Management Agreements. Looking at areas such as Single Farm Payment, net profit, variable costs and overheads. We have also included a general outlook for 2013 harvest.

  • Residential Data Book Spring 2013

    Despite the troubled economic outlook, the UK residential market, most notably in respect of new homes, is showing increasing signs of life. Transaction volumes are rising, mortgage lending is steadily improving and modest price growth has returned to selected markets and sub-sectors.

  • Food and Drink Data Book Spring 2013

    In recent months, the Food & Drink sector has continued to dominate the headlines as producers grapple with a wide array of complex supply issues, local and international market forces and high-profile controversies.

  • Building Trends Data Book Spring 2013

    The UK construction market remains in recession, with little sign of improvement forecast for 2013. Despite multiple attempts by the Coalition to stimulate activity across the commercial, residential and infrastructure sectors, new construction orders continue to decline.

  • Essential Info – Agribusiness 2013

    Our annual publication, 'Essential Information' is now updated for 2013 and remains an important reference for farmers, landowners, investors and rural professionals

  • Retail and Leisure Data Book Spring 2013

    Welcome to our latest Retail and Leisure Data Book, which starts 2013 with a new design and some interesting trends that are emerging from our markets, despite the continuing weakness in the economy.

  • Perspectives on Planning Spring 2013

    Planning and development control remain at the very heart of the current debate on UK economic recovery. Since our last Perspectives on Planning report, the planning and land-use debate has intensified, the economic landscape has remained stubbornly bleak and the legislative agenda has become still further confused. In this edition, we review some of the latest planning initiatives in light of recent data and consider the merits of a drive towards economic recovery based upon planning stimulus and reform.

  • Business Space Data Book Spring 2013

    New year and new optimism for the markets. Welcome to our latest Business Space Data Book, which starts 2013 with a fresh look and some interesting patterns that are emerging from our markets despite the continuing weakness in the economy.

  • Food and Drink Data Book Autumn 2012

    The latest edition of the Bidwells Food & Drink sector report considers recent trends in the Food & Drink industry from a property perspective. Food & Drink producers are continuing to experience pressure with regard to both escalating input prices, particularly in areas like animal feed and fuel, and a constrained consumer economy struggling to emerge from a double-dip recession. With little prospect of improvement in 2013, the need to control property cost overheads whilst enhancing operational flexibility is of paramount importance.

  • Perspectives on Planning Autumn 2012

    Our Autumn edition of Perspectives on Planning sets out the issues facing planning and how it relates to the Coalition Government's efforts to kick start growth.

  • Residential Data Book Autumn 2012

    Latest trends and data analysis for all areas of residential property across the East of England. The publication also includes commentary on issues affecting the residential market including planning.

  • Building Trends Data Book Autumn 2012

    Examines key issues in the property and construction market from a building and asset management perspective. In addition to presenting our regular evaluation of key property market themes, our Building Consulting Team also consider current trends in pricing and construction procurement.

  • Retail and Leisure Data Book Summer 2012

    Contains commentary and data on the High Street and out-of-town retail and leisure industry within the East of England. The publication also includes economic and investment summaries.

  • Business Space Data Book Summer 2012

    Latest in-depth analysis of trends and facts on industrial and office space across the East of England. The publication also includes an overall look at the market including an economic overview, rental and investment summary.

  • Residential Development Data Book Summer 2012

    Comment on the latest trends and data within the residential development market across the East of England. The research also highlights how current economics and areas such as planning affect the residential development arena.

  • Contract Farming Results Summer 2012

    Latest analysis of Farm Management Agreements with both overview and detailed commentary on profitability. This piece of research also includes predictions for the year ahead and results for the previous years.

  • Food and Drink Data Book Spring 2012

    Commentary and analysis on the key topical issues within the food industry from a property perspective. Property is an increasingly important factor in the food industry, with a significant cost profile. The specialist use and consideration of many food and distribution facilities means that food related projects often have a unique profile – which need a deep understanding of the industry and its future.

  • Perspectives on Planning Spring 2012

    Planning Perspective updates and comments on all the new policies and edicts from Westminster and how they will impact on the national and local markets. Planning is a fast moving and complex area, this report helps organisations keep fully informed on developing market trends.