All office space articles
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NewsHeyne Tillett Steel eyes larger office as it moves to employee ownership trust
Engineer to swap Clerkenwell for Shoreditch next month
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Green light for 11-storey Nine Elms office on former Royal Mail site
Expanded plan in Nine Elms OK’d despite objections from local campaign group
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Existing offices could become ‘rapidly obsolete’ after pandemic, Landsec chief warns
Mark Allan made comments at Mipim debate on future of real estate
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ISG coup as firm lands Facebook HQ fit-out
Bam to wrap up work on building’s shell and core next month
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Office starts in regions nosedived last year, crane survey finds
Latest Deloitte report says Belfast was only city to see improvement on number of schemes coming out of the ground
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London office construction starts slump by half
Only 24 schemes began across capital in last six months
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In pictures: Can of Ham gets ready to welcome first tenants
Law firm and CBRE subsidiary among those due to move into Mace-built tower
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McGee starts work to dismantle brutalist Sampson House
Former data centre will make way for £1bn PLP-designed development
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WYG moving to new corporate HQ in Leeds
Consultant is seeking to grow its presence in the Yorkshire city and across the region
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Plans to revamp Edinburgh's George Street unveiled
LDA/WYG’s plans for George Street, Edinburgh
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Tech sector overtakes financial services to lead demand for new London office space, crane survey says
Deloitte’s crane survey reveals start-ups shunning secondhand office space to win and retain staff
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Work begins on new Squire & Partners hotel in Shoreditch
City fringe scheme being built by Gear
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Hub's Maidenhead scheme goes for planning
Six-building scheme designed by architect Studio Egret West
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Hounslow firm building east London 'creative quarter'
Scheme being built by Henry Construction in the shadow of Olympic Park
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Comment
Green shoots?
RICS commercial property survey shows that the pace of decline has slowed and demand is marginally increasing in the office market. Of those surveyed, just 13% said new sales and lettings had fallen, compared with 71% two quarters ago, but any fall at all is still bad news. The rise ...
