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  • Office cycle racks face the chop as workers opt for e-bikes

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    City developers have hailed the Mayor of London’s plans to water down the amount of bike rack space new offices need to provide, arguing that the shift to e-bikes makes these requirements redundant.  The London Property Alliance (LPA), which represents hundreds of developers in the City and central London, has welcomed proposals to cut down [...]

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  • US law firms outpace London rivals in race for larger City offices

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    American law firms with offices in London are taking up more space than their homegrown rivals as they push to aggressively expand. Since 2020, more than 70 per cent of the 22 legal firms relocating office in London took up more space as they expanded headcount, with 14 of those US companies, according to new [...]

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  • Sullivan & Cromwell joins the stampede to Abu Dhabi

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    US law firm Sullivan & Cromwell is set to expand its global footprint into the Middle East by opening an office in Abu Dhabi after several other law firms boosted their presence in the region over the last year. The Wall Street titan plans to advise clients across the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, [...]

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  • City policymakers push to end ‘old-school’ ban on tower logos

    September 10, 2026

    Square Mile policymakers are ramping up pressure on the City to drop “old-school” rules which block firms from displaying logos on their buildings, in a move which they say could drive growth.  The City of London Corporation, which governs the historic financial district, has long blocked companies from displaying their logos on the top of [...]

  • Tower of London curbs on skyscrapers ‘will cost City £1.2bn’

    September 3, 2026

    Plans to protect views of the Tower of London will cost the economy £1.2bn in lost economic output every year, the City of London Corporation has warned.  Historic England, the government’s heritage watchdog, is battling to secure a “larger uninterrupted gap of clear sky” between the medieval prison and the cluster of skyscrapers on the [...]

  • ‘Alice in Wonderland’ workspace firm lands £129m Aberdeen-backed finance

    August 20, 2026

    A luxury workspace provider whose offices feature novelty themes like Alice in Wonderland and Monopoly has landed a £129m refinancing package.  Office Space in Town (OSiT) has bagged a new debt package which includes around £72m in backing by leading asset manager Aberdeen, City AM has learned. OSiT operates 225,000 sq ft of flexible office [...]

  • Graduate start-ups require a new kind of office

    July 13, 2026

    The City’s future as an economic powerhouse is being driven by a new kind of graduate.  In years gone by, the Square Mile’s leading financial services, tech and consulting firms have hoovered up university leavers from the moment they don their graduation gowns, funnelling them from campus to office.  The next chapter in the City [...]

  • Workspace urges investors to block ‘destructive’ Saba proposals

    July 9, 2026

    Flexible office provider Workspace has called on investors to block “destructive” attempts by notorious activist investor Saba to force a sell-off of its properties.  The FTSE 250 firm issued a plea to shareholders on Thursday urging them to vote against each of the proposals submitted by the New York-based hedge fund to its annual general [...]

  • Office space is rarer than ever – making the right choice matters

    April 29, 2026

    High-quality office space in London’s premium areas is becoming rarer than ever, and that’s why having trust that your company is making the right move – at the right time – matters.  The vacancy rate of offices in London’s central areas is plummeting, showing that demand for good space is soaring.  While nearly 40 per [...]

  • London developers call for emergency measures in office space squeeze

    March 30, 2026

    The capital’s largest developers have called on the government to introduce emergency measures to solve London’s office space crisis, which risks “constraining” growth. London Property Alliance (LPA) is urging the government to designate offices as critical economic infrastructure to address dwindling supply and boost economic growth. The LPA represents the capital’s largest property developers and [...]

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