The end of London’s summer, and the fading memories of the Olympics, has seen a sudden upturn in enquiries at Morgan Pryce, the leading London commercial property agent based in the West End and the City of London.

When a company is looking for new offices in London, offices to lease in Canary Wharf and the rest of Docklands are often overlooked in favour of the City and the West End.  For many the location may not be suitable but for a growing band of smaller companies, it is proving hard to resist the low rents and rates available when considered in the context of the excellent transport links that now serve the

Morgan Pryce, the London based commercial property agent, has seen a sharp rise in the number of unrepresented tenants who are being caught out by large business rates increases that they had not anticipated when signing a new lease.  In agency parlance, unrepresented means a tenant dealing directly with a Landlords agent without having specialist advice from an agent acting solely on their behalf.  With the growing power of the Internet, it is more common for tenants to try and bypass the traditional acquisition model in

Morgan Pryce, the leading London office search company, is finding it a real challenge to locate suitable Covent Garden office space for some of its current clients.

Morgan Pryce, the London office search specialist, is delighted to announce the promotion of Sally Brough to the position of Associate Director with the firm.

The current financial crisis has had a direct impact on the battle to attract London’s businesses, between the West End office scene and its neighbour in the Square Mile.  A lack of investment in new stock has compounded the age old problem of availability with the market for Mayfair offices especially becoming tighter and tighter.

Office space in London can be difficult to acquire at the best of times, but not understanding the motivations of landlords can significantly reduce the chances of successfully acquiring an office space.  This is the opinion of Morgan Pryce, the London based tenant acquisition agent who specialise in acquiring London office space for clients

For many, the need to find a new London Office space is the direct result of upwards or downwards trends in their current business cycle.  Regardless of which, it is often an unnecessary headache to have to come to terms with the fact that securing a new London office space has actually become harder in the current economic climate, not easier.

Morgan Pryce, the Central London based acquisition agency, has seen a significant increase in enquiries for offices in London Bridge since the opening of the Shard.  The Shard, Europe’s tallest building At 309 metres, was completed in April 2012 and dominates the skyline of London with its iconic design and glass façade.

Eugene O’Sullivan, Director at Morgan Pryce the London based office search company, was asked recently to sum up in five bullet points why an acquisition agent is so important to the process of locating and securing a London office space.  Eugene’s considered responses were as follows: