Office take-up
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Grade-A office take-up exceeds pre-pandemic levels
Upward pressure on prime rents expected as supply stabilises and vacancy rates drop predicted
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Greater London take-up booms as global giants target regional HQs
New and grade-A offices accounted for 83% of the 1.8m sq ft of H1 take-up, says Knight Frank
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Hybrid working leads to decrease in office take-up
CBRE data shows office occupiers are leasing less space and reconfiguring the space they do take
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Manchester leads office take-up across big six regional cities
Q3 leasing activity accelerated but was still down on last year
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CBRE predicts London flex office take-up will hit 1m sq ft
Agency’s market snapshot also highlights Leeds as “market to keep a close eye on”
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Quarterly London office take-up hits two-year low
Take-up in Q1 2023 fell by 22% year-on-year
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Law firms hunt for 1.3m sq ft of London office space
Live requirements almost equal record-breaking take-up in year-to-date
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Flexibility in focus for landmark office leases
Landlords looking to strike prelets must negotiate with firms still shaping real estate strategies
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London offices lead the way against European rivals
London recorded a 63% year-on-year rise in Q3 office take-up
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H1 Aberdeen take-up triples
Oil price is helping boost activity in Scottish city
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Take-up recovers across regional office markets
Number-crunching from Lambert Smith Hampton suggests a busy end to the year
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Office take-up drops across big six cities
Only Edinburgh bucks trend with a year-on-year lift in lettings