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📣 The London Series 2025 has now launched! 📣 Over the next 4 weeks Knight Frank will be publishing four insights which discuss the interplay and interdependence of three dynamic forces - momentum, polarisation and volatility - and how they will shape the London office market in 2025. To find out more subscribe to the series in the link below 👇

An essential series for anyone with an interest in London offices, offering clarity through insight and nuance through data (just as it says on the tin). #London #Offices

Here is the third in our series of London Moves conversations between Heena Gadhavi, Head of London Offices Research, and Andy Tyler, Head of London Offices Leasing. In this edition, they discuss high performing West End and City Core office markets in London. https://lnkd.in/eDGYJMmU Get in touch with Heena, Andy and the team to find out more about how this data can work for you and your business. #CWLondonMoves24 #LetsTalkLondonMoves #LondonOffices #CWInsight #CushWake #UKPropertyInvestment

With many national firms setting up branches or headquarters in major cities such as Leeds and Manchester, many professionals are moving to the North for a better, more affordable quality of life. Paul Andrew, Head of Office at Bradley Hall Leeds and Manchester, shares his top picks for professionals looking to make the most of Yorkshire’s connectivity. Find Paul's guide here: https://ow.ly/yAgB50UJZt3

Tacoma has quietly emerged as **the nation's third-strongest office submarket** with $15.66/SF effective revenue and 5.2% YTD growth, according to Moody's latest analysis. Here's what's driving our success: ➡ Strong economic growth attracting diverse businesses ➡ Strategic location offering affordability near Seattle's metro area ➡ Access to a growing pool of skilled professionals seeking shorter commutes and better work-life balance ➡ Strategic light rail connectivity with four downtown stations linking to the greater Puget Sound The momentum we're seeing on the ground with local, regional, and national tenants validates what the data shows. The South Sound isn't just an alternative to Seattle - it's becoming the destination of choice.

Amid a challenging business environment, several key office markets in the Southeast are registering heightened activity levels. Our latest research explores how these Momentum Markets are embracing disruption to create growth.

The first in a series of short posts supporting our annual M25 office markets report. Look out for Cambridge, coming soon! Download the report from the link in the post below. #Cambridge #CambridgeRealEstate #CambridgeLifeSciences

Interesting report on the status of the Office Market throughout the United States. What are your thoughts on the recovery phase? As of midyear 2024, the office market’s growth in the United States varies across different markets. More than 20 cities are nearing an official “recovery” phase, with notable growth in Florida and South Carolina. Read more: https://ow.ly/FXeK50TTE7T #OfficeMarket #RealEstate #CommercialRealEstate #USRealEstate #MarketTrends

What is the outlook for the office market in North America? http://savi.li/6044YLuMO Savills Taking Stock: Capital Markets Quarterly looks at the state of the office market across the globe. For North America, the key Q1 highlights include: 💵 US$10.7bn – Total investment 📉 -12% - Year-on-year change in investment 🏢 25.1% - Average availability rate across US office markets Read the full report Savills North America | Oliver Salmon | Rasheed Hassan | Charlotte Rushton #RealEstate #Offices #CapitalMarkets

After years of turbulence, the future of the office sector is now clearer than it has been for some time. Investors who once adopted a wait-and-see approach are gradually coming to terms with the new realities of valuations and office utilization, our latest U.S. office market report reveals. For more in-depth market insights on the top 25 office markets, read our report here: https://lnkd.in/ecECNfcQ #OfficeSpace #OfficeProperty #RealEstat #CRE #Commercial #CommercialEdge