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Language: English Series: EuroProperty ; 8 August 2011, 17-21(5)Publication details: 2011Subject(s): Summary: Central London development turned around dramatically in H1 2011 with 25 new schemes under construction and dwindling supply of prime office space in 2012-2013. Rising take-up and rents mean that the central London office market will continue its cyclical recovery over the next two to three years with its long-term outlook positive because of inadequate supply of new schemes to satisfy long-term take-up. Currently rental growth is stalling but investors are not being attracted to subprime. Transport links' developments are boosting sub-markets The financial sector will need 1.6m sq ft of additional space in London over the next three years.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Journal article | London Journal article | L153776 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 153776-1001 |
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Central London development turned around dramatically in H1 2011 with 25 new schemes under construction and dwindling supply of prime office space in 2012-2013. Rising take-up and rents mean that the central London office market will continue its cyclical recovery over the next two to three years with its long-term outlook positive because of inadequate supply of new schemes to satisfy long-term take-up. Currently rental growth is stalling but investors are not being attracted to subprime. Transport links' developments are boosting sub-markets The financial sector will need 1.6m sq ft of additional space in London over the next three years.