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LOMA Q4 2016: Who is the capital’s top office agent?

CBRE has taken the top spot in EG’s London office agents league table for a record fourth year.

Disposing of 3.7m sq ft of space in 2016, the big green machine comfortably took the top spot. It finished the year 1.2m sq ft ahead of Cushman & Wakefield in second place, despite the boost to its take-up from its merger with DTZ, toppling JLL off its usual spot.

Despite a tumultuous year for the London office market, CBRE’s victory was pretty unanimous. The US giant acted on both the big ticket deals, including the year’s largest – the Barclays sublet of 536,398 sq ft to the Government Property Unit at 10 South Colonnade, E14, and 500,000 sq ft to Apple at Battersea Power Station, SW8 – as well as acting on a huge number of smaller deals, taking most of the submarkets.

Rounding out the top three, Knight Frank managed to take third place in the table, jointly acting on the Apple letting, and was the sole agent on the Thomson Reuters sublet of 300,000 sq ft at 5 Canada Square, E14, back in March.

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