Pedestrians walk near the Bank of England in central London. Getty Images
The area around City Hall stands quiet in London, during England's third coronavirus lockdown. London’s office investment market will attract £46 billion ($62.9bn) in capital this year as investors look beyond the pandemic. Getty Images
“Despite the UK’s lockdown restrictions, London’s appeal remains unwavering to global investors,” said Faisal Durrani, head of London commercial research at Knight Frank. Getty Images
Britain saw the biggest rise in vacant shops in over two decades late last year, and the sharpest increase in empty offices since the global financial crisis of 2008-09. Getty Images
Members of the public walk near the River Thames and the City of London. Getty Images
“The pandemic will likely go down as one of the greatest disruptors commercial property has ever seen, however we may be on the cusp of a post-pandemic road to recovery for real estate,” said Mr Durrani. Getty Images
London also boasts the highest concentration of green buildings globally, offering opportunities for “green” investors. Getty Images
Pedestrians walk near the Bank of England in central London. Getty Images
The area around City Hall stands quiet in London, during England's third coronavirus lockdown. London’s office investment market will attract £46 billion ($62.9bn) in capital this year as investors look beyond the pandemic. Getty Images
“Despite the UK’s lockdown restrictions, London’s appeal remains unwavering to global investors,” said Faisal Durrani, head of London commercial research at Knight Frank. Getty Images
Britain saw the biggest rise in vacant shops in over two decades late last year, and the sharpest increase in empty offices since the global financial crisis of 2008-09. Getty Images
Members of the public walk near the River Thames and the City of London. Getty Images
“The pandemic will likely go down as one of the greatest disruptors commercial property has ever seen, however we may be on the cusp of a post-pandemic road to recovery for real estate,” said Mr Durrani. Getty Images
London also boasts the highest concentration of green buildings globally, offering opportunities for “green” investors. Getty Images
Pedestrians walk near the Bank of England in central London. Getty Images