As the London office market shows tentative signs of growth amid new patterns of work and corporate occupier demand, a combination of hard data and firsthand insight highlights how tenants are likely to act in the coming months and years. Bigger occupiers will want less space. Smaller occupiers won’t need to downsize. Companies will be even more likely to take prime space. And the key concerns of one of London’s biggest occupiers come down to flexibility and power resilience. 
That insight comes from Morgan Stanley, the global investment bank that is in the final stages of agreeing to remain at its London headquarters in Canary Wharf. “We want flexibility, we want optionality to chop and change [how we use a building], ideally when… Read the full story here. | 
