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  • Square Foot Mile: Corporate office space deals surged by 25 per cent in 2022

    Back to the [new] office

    Big corporate deals for London HQs has caused office leasing volumes to surge by almost 25 per cent.  The post-pandemic return to the office is in full swing, with central London take-up rising by 24 per cent this year.  Of the increase, demand for high-quality space in the capital has skyrocketed with 60 per cent [...]

  • London flexible office occupancy rates recover to pre-pandemic levels

    Flexible working

    Flexible office spaces in central London have seen their occupancy rates recover to pre-pandemic levels, new data shows. A majority (86 per cent) of the world’s top 30 flexible workspace providers have seen now seen occupancy rates in their central London offices surpass levels of 60 per cent, a survey by Knight Frank shows. A [...]

  • Travers Smith calls juniors into the office for four days a week

    Back to work

    Travers Smith has become the latest City law firm to call lawyers back into the office after telling staff to spend 60 per cent of their time at work.   The law firm’s new “agile working” policy calls on Travers Smith’s lawyers to come into the office for six days across every two working weeks. [...]

  • Legal sector talent war drives boom in London office market

    December 5, 2022

    Britain’s top law firms are driving a surge in demand for City office buildings in their efforts to win over talent and meet their ESG goals. Law firms have taken up a record 1.5m square foot of office space in 2022, following a series of big deals involving Britain’s top firms, data from Knight Frank [...]

  • Demand for London offices unphased by remote work and downward economic trends

    November 28, 2022

    Demand for office space in central London has held firm despite the ongoing work-from-home trend and economic downturn risking upending the capital’s market. Uptake of central London offices surged 63 per cent in the first nine months of this year, in comparison with 2021, according to data shared exclusively with City A.M. today by BNP [...]

  • Excl: London’s offices aren’t dead but will continue to feel Covid side effects ‘in immediate future’

    November 21, 2022

    Reports of the death of the London office have been greatly exaggerated – but policymakers must step up to ensure workers are encouraged to come to their desks. That’s the conclusion of a new report from Central London Forward, the partnership representing the city’s 12 central local authorities. Although the take-up rate of office space [...]

  • Workspace leaser IWG’s revenues surge as firm seeks to capitalise on hybrid working

    November 1, 2022

    Serviced office provider IWG today said the move to hybrid working is driving demand for its workspaces after posting “strong” results that saw its revenues increase 25 per cent compared to last year. The office landlord today said its group revenues for the three months ending on September 30 were 25 per cent higher than [...]

  • Subdued demand sweeps London office market as Grade A stock hits decade-low

    October 25, 2022

    Demand in London’s office market is faltering, as businesses grow increasingly picky about the quality of the spaces they occupy post-lockdown. According to property consultancy Gerald Eve, demand has fallen from its recent peak of 9.4 per cent in the second quarter of this year, to 8.2 per cent over the past few months. Political [...]

  • Workspace says office demand remains strong despite strike disruption and extreme weather

    October 13, 2022

    Workspace said demand for office space in the second quarter remained resilient, despite extreme hot weather and tube and rail strike disruption. The flexible working space firm reported strong conversion of demand into lettings with 317 lettings completed in the quarter and 642 lettings in the first half, with a total rental value of £17.5m [...]

  • Brits still working from home this winter facing hundreds more in energy bills

    August 17, 2022

    The post-pandemic work from home honeymoon could end this winter with Brits having to pay hundreds more in energy bills to heat their homes. Research has shown it is cheaper for workers to go back to their desks, than to heat their homes while working in them, to the tune of almost £200 a month. [...]

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