London office market
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LOMA Q2 2021: Momentum builds
There are promising signs that the capital’s recovery is shifting up a gear as office take-up rises
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The future of offices in eight fresh schemes
A set of new schemes in the pipeline demonstrates that the future of the workplace in London is safe
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Why London could be one of Europe’s least resilient office markets
New study explores what homeworking trends are likely to mean for supply and demand in cities
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London’s ‘gravitational pull’ draws in new leasing deals
Space under offer in the Square Mile is at its highest level since last summer
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LOMA Q3 2020: A market down but not out
With London office take-up plummeting, agents will hope the right offering tempts occupiers back
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Don’t count the London office market out yet, says Jefferies
Analysts Prew and Gill say investors “too bearish” on landlords such as British Land and Derwent
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Central London take-up plummeted 66% in April, says CBRE
Active demand stays steady despite lockdown rules
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Amex joins list of occupiers weighing up office move
The New York-headquartered firm has been located at Belgrave House since 2006
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London office occupiers crave sustainability and amenity
COMMENT: Derwent London chief executive Paul Williams explains what today’s occupiers want
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Is EG bucking the trend by moving to EC2?
Our relocation to the City is evidence of the porous, democratised nature of London’s office market
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The big squeeze
Office deals shrink as London occupiers go lean. Nadia Elghamry crunches the numbers