October 2012

Morgan Pryce, the London commercial agent, has seen a significant rise in businesses that are seeking offices in Mayfair. Mayfair benefits from being close to a number of key transportation links and is a vibrant and creative part of the capital. Also, offices in Mayfair come with a desirable address...

Morgan Pryce, the London commercial property agent, believes that offices in London Bridge have a lot of potential, and should be considered by the owners of developing businesses who are looking for premises in London.

Demand for investment property and offices in Central London is still outstripping supply, principally because the investment market of Central London still remains the number one destination for overseas money.  Offices in the City still prime focus

One of the largest hedge funds, Brevan Howard, is rumoured to be seeking new offices in St James and it is thought by Morgan Pryce, the London commercial property agent, that the cost of leases may increase as a result.  The new offices will replace their cheaper office on Baker...

Permission has finally been granted for the redevelopment of the Fruit and Wool Exchange in Spitalfields, which will see a much-needed increase in available commercial property in Shoreditch.

Interest in offices in Victoria has gradually increased over the last few years, a trend which has been observed by Morgan Pryce, the London commercial property agent – and it is thought this demand will continue. Ongoing development of the area has driven the burst of interest in Victoria.

According to Morgan Pryce, the London Commercial Property Agent, the imminent completion of the Crossrail development may turn Farringdon into one of the most favoured locations for companies looking for offices in Central London.

Commercial property agents in Central London have seen a rise in the number of overseas investors over the past few years: from North America, the Middle East and Germany.  While Europe still faces some unprecedented challenges and the Middle East remains largely unsettled, Central London will retain its status as...

The trend in respect of rents for offices in Holborn has now reversed, observes the London commercial property agents, Morgan Pryce. From 2008, rents began to fall rapidly, but due to several new developments in the area, it appears that rental figures have started to improve.

According to the London commercial property agent Morgan Pryce, located both in the West End and in the City of London, prime rental growth for offices in the West End will be weak in Q4 2012.