London occupiers

Greater functional obsolescence will lead to a resetting of corporate HQs and a different dynamic in both the quantum and qualities of office space required.

With a demand-supply imbalance affecting both the residential and prime commercial markets, there are opportunities to accelerate the delivery of new product and meet expected demand across both…

Skyrocketing demand for legal services is resulting in a war for legal talent. In response law firms are transforming their real estate to deliver competitive advantage in this fiercest of battles.

Client-centric office space. Why you need it and how to create it.

Why accelerated digital transformation will force a rethink of law firm real estate strategies and what this means in practice.

One legacy from the pandemic has been confirmation that the best places are not separate commercial or residential districts. The best places are those that provide a dynamic mix of living, working…

Renewed re-occupancy, the subsequent evaluation and refinement of requirements, and a greater willingness to act will be the hallmarks of London’s occupational market in 2022

2022 will be the year when the rubber truly starts to hit the road in global occupational markets. An emergent, urgent business transformation agenda puts real estate firmly in the spotlight,…

Insights into the future of the sector and its emerging real estate requirements. 

In taking on 1.2 million sq ft of legacy real estate from the 2012 London Olympics, Delancey would have been forgiven for simply targeting large-scale corporate requirements for their Here East…