The number of businesses looking for offices to rent has seen something of a slowdown recently but things may not remain that way for long, it has been suggested.
According to the latest figures from The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, has declined in the commercial property sector with seven per cent more chartered surveyors reporting a slide rather than a rise in tenant demand in the second quarter.
James Roberts, head of central London research at Knight Frank, stated that after nine months of higher than average uptake, it is not unusual to see a slowdown.
"There were above average levels of take-up in the City between quarter three 2009 and quarter one 2010," he said.
He added that a return to confidence could be provided by the completion of a big deal.
CB Richard Ellis recently reported that commercial property capital growth slowed to 0.6 per cent in June.



