Graham Shone
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Office take-up drops across big six cities
Only Edinburgh bucks trend with a year-on-year lift in lettings
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Revealed: the top-performing agents across London’s submarkets in 2020
Which agents were most successful across the capital last year?
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LOMA Q4 2020: Fresh hopes after a tough year
Final figures underscore just how challenging last year was for London’s office market
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Where could ‘third spaces’ boom?
If workers continue to disperse from city centres, these locations could benefit from development
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Year in review: The office market magistrate
EG’s head of offices research considers the trends accelerated by this year’s unprecedented events
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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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Cities and offices: what path do we take to normality?
EG looks at which cities are most reliant on the daily influx of office workers
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Pandemic induces record drop in property investment
Business investment on buildings and structures has fallen by 35.4%, according to government figures
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Shifting working patterns: The expanding commuter belt
As workers reduce the number of days commuting, many may tolerate a longer journey to the office
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Shifting working patterns: How WFH could be the high street’s saviour
A new reliance on retailers close to home during lockdown has boosted the trend towards localism
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Shifting working patterns: What is the reality for offices?
The very nature of office-based work is being unilaterally questioned as a result of Covid-19
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LOMA Q2 2020: A market on pause
Analysis using Radius Data Exchange shows a slowdown in office activity does not mean a total stop