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In this edition, we examine the latest analysis of London’s financial sector office market, where momentum has continued to build through Q3.
King’s Cross is one of the more diverse parts of the West End office market, offering a wide range of office spaces supported by strong transport links, locally, nationally, and internationally.
The return-to-office movement has entered a new phase, it’s no longer just about attendance, it’s about impact. The latest edition of The Occupier explores how forward-thinking businesses are using their workplaces to create social value: enhancing wellbeing, strengthening culture, supporting communities, and driving sustainability.
With the 2026 Business Rates Revaluation taking effect from April, occupiers are set to face sharp increases in costs. Double-digit rises across major UK cities, combined with a new five-tier multiplier system and rental values fixed at the 2024 market peak, mean many businesses will see inflated bills and added pressure on their bottom line.
As offices are having to compete with the home post-pandemic, businesses are under pressure to elevate the office experience. This shift has seen occupiers be more selective about space and the additional features they want in their office, with workplace technologies now among the most desirable.
The City of London remains Central London’s most active and expansive office market, but it’s evolving fast. From towering landmark towers to boutique refurbishments, the Square Mile now attracts a diverse mix of occupiers beyond its financial roots, including law firms, tech scale-ups, and professional services.
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