Graham Shone
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How bright is the future for London offices?
LREF: To gauge the future of London offices we must first appraise where we stand currently.
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London office spec completion on the rise
The six months to March 2017 saw over 2m sq ft of speculative office completions in London for the first time since 2009.
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London office take-up falls as TMT fills space abandoned by financial services
Take-up for central London offices fell by 18% in comparison with this point last year, despite transactional volumes holding steady
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WATCH: can the capital’s office market make a comeback?
LOMA Q1 2017: EG talks through the key drivers
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Take-up down by 47% in regional city offices
Glasgow and Birmingham see sharpest drops
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Discount chain applications power supermarket surge nationwide
RETAIL & LEISURE WEEK: Applications for new supermarkets grew by 24% by square footage in 2016
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London commercial property transaction volumes bitten by EU referendum vote
The second half of 2016 saw London CRE deals volumes plummet by 23% in comparison with 2015, outstripping the national drop of 18%.
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Regional cities grab 36% of CRE investment
MIPIM 2017: Large regional cities grabbed more than a third of regional commercial real estate investment last year
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Top of the London market?
MIPIM 2017: London may be reaching the top of the market, office and residential markets may be plateauing, according to EG Data
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Office-to-resi skyrockets in London
LONDON WEEK: EG covers the topical issues affecting the capital. Today, senior analyst Graham Shone explores the sudden surge in conversions in the city
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London offices: 2016 take-up could fall by 33%
WATCH: Find out how the London Office market performed in the third quarter of 2016 as EGi reveals the latest market data
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PRS: a reliable income
It’s bigger, faster and – with mayor Sadiq Khan’s new 35% affordable housing threshold – could work for renters as well as landlords. Graham Shone reveals why PRS is on…