For the most part, the hospitality industry is doing well. 

More people are traveling for business and leisure. Occupancy, average daily room rate and revenue per available room were up in 2017 from the previous year.

But there are lingering concerns among those in the industry about what lies ahead.

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LONDON — Does any development better encapsulate the change in London and property than Broadgate? 

A decade ago as the financial crisis got into full swing, the 4.7M SF, 32-acre campus in the City of London contained 98% offices, almost all of which was let to financial services firms who had flocked there after it was built in the 1980s, drawn by big floor plates and fortress-like architecture.

Under a new vision outlined by owners British Land and GIC this year, that is going to radically change.

Broadgate's evolution mirrors what is happening in central business districts across the world, as traditional offices are converted into mixed-use schemes that more closely fit what modern urbanites want from cities.

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