Industry responds to the accelerated office demand, while developers retain confidence in the importance of the logistics market
Despite this performance, commercial landlords apply the handbrake on new space
RADIUS DATA EXCHANGE: Sectors see reduction coming through the planning system over the past 12 months
I wonder if any given 10-year period in London’s office market has seen quite as much change as the decade since the Lehman Brothers collapse.
EG provides a snapshot of current market activity in the East of England, using Radius Data Exchange
After 18 months of underperformance, how can the Docklands get back on track?
One massive deal was of critical importance to the London office market in the second quarter of 2018.
London might have grabbed headlines over the past 24 months, but a look at the wider UK investment picture post-Brexit reveals a regional resurgence underpinned by investors seeking value.
Nearly 36.5m sqft of London office space could be left empty over the next five years as lease breaks and expiries rise.
London’s city core is on track to deliver a 10-year construction high. EG looks at the data behind the cranes currently dotting the skyline
London offices have had a steady, if unspectacular, start to 2018 following a bounce-back last year in investment and take-up
LOMA Q1 figures from Radius Data Exchange reveal the top office agents across London’s submarkets. Which agent has taken the overall crown?