EG’s London Residential Report pulls out the trends from the data to give you the answers
EG gives three key predictions for the future of the London office market.
International consultancy Dar Group is to build a 185,000 sq ft mixed-used scheme, which will include a new HQ for the company, at 150 Holborn, EC1.
Which agents disposed of the most space in each submarket, and which submarkets recovered most from a lacklustre 2016?
Derwent London has taken back its development site at Soho Place, W1, from Crossrail, which has completed base infrastructure works for the Elizabeth line
Wealth management firm Brewin Dolphin has instructed agents to find a new circa 80,000 sq ft London headquarters
Malaysian sovereign wealth fund Permodalan Nasional Berhad has withdrawn the £195m sale of 90 High Holborn, WC1.
Helaba has financed Harbor Group International’s £48m acquisition of 8 Bouvarie Street, EC4, with a five-year floating rate loan.
Agent clinches top spot after involvement in two of the biggest deals in Q3
Blackstone has completed a deal to sign Metro Bank at 20 Old Bailey, EC4, bringing the office building to full occupation.
Aberdeen Standard Investments has bought two buildings at 95 and 97 Harley Street, W1, from Anglo Suisse Investments for £40m
Amount of second-hand space on the market is also growing, and it’s all having an impact on rents.