Square Mile plans more towers to cope with overseas demand

By Jordan Marshall and Dave Rogers2019-03-04T06:00:00

City shrugging off Brexit worries as report underlines capital’s global appeal

The City of London is still the place to put up tall buildings in the capital, the man in charge of the Square Mile’s skyline has said as new research shows the area is shrugging off worries about the UK’s impending departure from the EU.

The City has been chosen as the number one destination for businesses to locate global teams to with research revealing that 37% of over 450 senior leaders of large companies across the world viewed London as the best location for their global teams.

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