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The prospect of falling development activity in London and concerns over Brexit are continuing to cause headaches for industry figures, according to a new poll.

Launched by consulting firm M3 last year, the latest London Development Barometer found that 42% of respondents expected less development activity in the capital in the next five years, while 82% felt the government was not doing enough to enable development.

And while a third of the 235 industry professionals surveyed this spring predicted an increase in development activity over the next five years compared to just 19% last autumn, the industry remained 鈥渙verwhelmingly unconvinced by government action and the potential outcomes from Brexit鈥�, the report鈥檚 authors said.

Almost three quarters of respondents, 72.5%, said they felt leaving the EU would have a negative impact on development in the capital, although this was lower than the 80% recorded in the previous survey, carried out last autumn.

On the upside, confidence remained high for housing demand 鈥� social, affordable, private residential and build to rent 鈥� and infrastructure projects.

Gavin Kieran, M3 Consulting director said the industry 鈥渁ppeared to have processed and adjusted to the political and economic shake ups of the last two years鈥� and could be expected to continue to press for local and central government action on areas such as town planning processes, funding and stamp duty policies.