London boasts majority of UK skyscraper offices
30th June 2008Housing 18 out of 20 of the UK’s tallest office buildings, London is awash with high-rise office spaces, according to Skyscrapernews.
Housing 18 out of 20 of the UK’s tallest office buildings, London is awash with high-rise office spaces, according to Skyscrapernews.
Redevelopment plans for Battersea Power Station, including a 980ft glass chimney that will ventilate 2.5 sq ft of office space, have been laid down by Treasury Holdings.
Plans to build the largest office building in Derbyshire were revealed by Norseman Investments a Derbyshire-based company.
Office space take-up is expected to drop in the next two years and 13% of offices are set to be empty by 2010, a rise on the current rate of 9.4%.
A-Class properties in Bristol have climbed up to £27.50 per sq ft making them more expensive than office spaces in Barcelona, Munich and Washington DC according to Knight Frank.
More than 3.5 million people in the UK currently work from home according to research by the TUC.
Financial services and insurance brokerage company Alan Boswell Group want to create office space for 50 staff at Norwich’s historic Prince of Wales Road.
Cabot Circus has reached over 90% capacity with the announcement that eleven more retailers have secured lettings.
Office space and workplace solutions provider Regus has opened a new business centre in Fortis House, Barking, close to the 2012 Olympic site.
Westpoint House’s new serviced-office pavillion have now opened with high demand being noted.