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LATEST NEWS & EVENTS Commercial property market capital appreciation 'is falling'  Capital appreciation in the UK's commercial property market fell in April, it has been revealed. According to the latest Investment Property Databank (IPD) Index, business property rental is at its lowest growth level since the market began to see improvements in August last year. This marked the end of a surge that began at the close of 2009, it suggested. Head of UK client services at IPD Malcolm Hunt remarked: "The rapid bounce back of commercial property pricing at the end of last year has run its course, giving way to more sedate growth in recent months." Last month, Alan O'Brien, chief executive officer of Sabien Technology, said there is mounting evidence that landlords who chose to make commercial property more eco-friendly can reap financial gains, MyIntroducer.com reported. He suggested that offices with a good energy rating are attracting better yields because clients are prepared to pay higher rents for green buildings. 
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