Ben Neale
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The Elizabeth Line: open at last!
Expect the Elizabeth Line to encourage new lower cost office space options in outer London to the East and West, simply because these areas will now be so much quicker to reach.
What is the purpose of a London Office?
Businesses are reconsidering the purpose of offices, but the flight for quality London office space is continuing.
Smaller offices on traditional leases can be found – if you know where to look!
Serviced office options for small businesses are everywhere, but what if you prefer traditional leased space?
Predicted shift to serviced and flexible offices proves correct
Serviced offices respond to an Increased need for flexibility, with the balance of power between employer and employee shifting.
Quality office space means more than a lick of green paint!
2 tier office space: the bog standard tier is plentiful, but not massively wanted. The top tier is highly coveted, but harder to find.
So will holding back from “back to the office” hold you back?
You learn simply by being close to more experienced co-workers. Watching what they ay and do it is critical to career development.
Why hasn’t there been a London office rental tsunami?
When we compare our new figures to the previous quarters through the pandemic, there has been no dramatic change in rent. Why not?
Office in Jermyn Street let to Financial Company – using video!
We have just let our featured office at 97 Jermyn St, St. James’s, London SW1 to a financial company who were relocating to the West End. They came from a large serviced office in the City of London – Old Bailey, to be precise. Taking an entire floor…
Working in the countryside – by a North London Lad!
The great "where to work" discussion will continue to evolve: home, office, city, countryside? Needless to say, we will be writing lots more about it in this blog.In the meantime a multitude of different experiences and experiments undertaken over the last 18 months will help inform workers and employers what works best for them. Although I usually comment generally on the London office market, here are a few personal observations borne from the pandemic, lockdown and its aftermath.
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