Market update – Fitzrovia
Fitzrovia – or Noho as it’s known by local commercial property agents – is the square north of Oxford Street, south of Euston Road, between Portland Place and Tottenham Court Road. It has grown in popularity with the TMT sector over the last three years, partly due to its status...
30th November 2017
SE1’s landmark building, The Shard, is fully let now Warwick Business School has taken up another 6,342 sq ft on level 13. The business school, which opened its ‘Campus in the Sky’ in 2014 – comprising of seminar rooms, lecture theaters and IT labs – now occupies a total of...
22nd November 2017
The new Bloomberg European Headquarters in the City of London has received the highest ever design-stage BREEAM rating of any major office development, achieving an outstanding classification and 98.5% score. The building scored brilliantly due to the high performance of its environmental strategies, including significant savings in water consumption (73%)...
13th November 2017
Market update – City fringe
Over the last five years, the City fringe has seen a huge increase in rental values, with landlords providing very few incentives. Many of the offices are owned by income-driven private landlords, who have seen their rents double; all thanks to a tech start-up boom and the basic economics of...
6th November 2017
Ping pong and bar venue Bounce, a popular destination for Friday night punters and work socials, has announced a major expansion. After their success with previous venues in the capital, London and City real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield has been appointed to carry out this acquisition, with plans to...
2nd November 2017
With a certain amount of uncertainty gripping the market as a result of the Brexit referendum, companies are predominantly focusing on the near future – mainly, what are the next 2-3-4-5 years going to look like? As such, when it comes to office space, many firms are looking for added...
1st November 2017
