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2 February 2026

Commercial Property Demand in Wales Falls But Surveyors Report Stable Outlook for Year Ahead

Occupier demand for commercial property in Wales fell at the end of 2025 and respondents expect rents and capital values to be lower this quarter, according to the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) commercial property monitor.

Commercial Property Demand in Wales Falls But Surveyors Report Stable Outlook for Year Ahead

State-of-the-Art Coffee Roasting and Innovation Facility Launches in Deeside

Principality Building Society Signs up to Financial Abuse Code

North Wales Logistics Specialist Delivers Record Growth

£11m Farming Connect Programme to Help Welsh Farmers Prepare for Sustainable Farming Scheme

Swansea Set to Apply for Global Biophilic City Status

Ffilm Cymru Wales Supports 13 Independent Cinemas and Festivals

Business Confidence in Wales Falls Amid Record Tax Woes

Aircraft Engine Specialist Powers up with Seven-Figure Funding Package

Offshore Wind Project ‘Will Bring Jobs and Growth’, Says Welsh Secretary

£2.95m Funding Set to Drive Innovation in Agri-Tech and Food-Tech

Partners Point to ‘Revolutionary’ Potential in Cardiff Capital Region Innovation Work

Partners Point to ‘Revolutionary’ Potential in Cardiff Capital Region Innovation Work

More New Buyers Signal Busy Start to 2026 for Welsh Housing Market

Development Bank of Wales Backs Academii with £700,000 Equity Investment to Accelerate AI‑Driven Skills Innovation

Physical Activity Can Transform Lives, Says New Gwent Sports Chair

Accommodation Providers in Wales Will Be Required to Register Under New Law

Games and Animation Academy of Wales Launches at USW

Newport Manufacturer Secures £300,000 Loan from Investment Fund for Wales to Accelerate Growth

Swansea Set to Apply for Global Biophilic City Status

Business Case Approved for £180m Flintshire Rock Mineral Wool Insulation Plant