
Central London Office Quarterly
"Whilst leasing activity was off to a subdued start, Q1 saw a pick-up in investment activity, with six large-scale trades exchanging"
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"Whilst leasing activity was off to a subdued start, Q1 saw a pick-up in investment activity, with six large-scale trades exchanging"

"Rising demand, shrinking supply, and the viability of prime space"

"The office pipeline in Central London is expanding"

"I&L take-up in 2024 reached 28m sq ft, 7% above pre-Covid. Vacancy rates remain high, speculative development slowed, and ESG refurbishments increased, while power supply issues and rising labour costs challenge build programmes"

"Technology and transformation in a recovering market"

"How real estate is adapting to demand in the science sector"

"Rising costs, falling enrolments"

"Cost pressures ease but search for viability continues"
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"US tariffs, declining construction confidence, divergent office markets, costly new safety laws, and rising contractor insolvencies are weakening the economic outlook and impacting decision-making in global real estate and construction markets."

"Why startups are struggling to scale – and how to fix it"