In the past month, the pace of change in Londons office market has moved up a gear. <\/p>\n
Despite the start of the Brexit negotiations, uncertainty on the future of Londons financial cluster, and the inconclusive general election result, demand for office space has increased. <\/p>\n
Office demand in the first half of 2016 was 6.4 million sq ft up from 5.5 million sq ft in the six months to June2016. <\/p>\n
On the face of it, this feels disingenuous, given the very real obstacles facing the London economy. While no one has seen the final Brexit deal, one would have to be a huge optimist to imagine the capital will not lose some financial jobs to EU cities like Dublin or Frankfurt. <\/p>\n
Yes, the London office market would probably be seeing higher demand today without the political uncertainty, but Brexit has not been an insurmountable barrier to doing deals. <\/p>\n
This is because in the property world now, the bread-and-butter... <\/p>\n
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