Office survey results

Article Abstract:

A survey of 125 occupiers of offices in and around London, England, examined a range of issues. The survey revealed that 70% of Central London occupiers believe traffic congestion in Central London worsened during 1996, but 72% would not consider moving their offices outside the area. Slightly over a quarter of respondents were considering taking more office space during 1997, and nearly 75% of this group would expand within the same building or postal district. Most occupiers felt it was important to have up-to-date technology, and 27% had some sort of homeworking arrangement.

Business, London, England, Illustration

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Office survey results

Article Abstract:

Some 38% of office tenants questioned in North West England reported that they had experienced property crime between Jul 1996-Jul 1997. One hundred office occupiers in Manchester and Liverpool, England, were questioned in Jul 1997. Around 30% of occupiers confirmed that they would like to expand their businesses and take over larger office buildings. Some 78% of respondents used Manchester International airport with only 7% using Speke airport in Liverpool. The majority of companies in both Liverpool and Manchester do not wish to move from the centre of the city.

Tenants, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, England, Office buildings, Manchester, England, Liverpool, England, Market surveys

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Space oddities

Article Abstract:

A study into the effect of new business trends on property requirements has found that landlords were still reluctant to grant shorter leases. Some 67% of those questioned found that downsizing has reduced their property needs, whilst 70% reported the introduction of working in teams had necessitated a change in office layout. If the property market is unwilling to become more flexible to suit business needs it may impact the UK economy and cause foreign companies to choose to locate outside the UK. The study was carried out by the University of Reading.

United Kingdom, Contracts, Offices

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