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For commercial agents & occupier reps

Find the occupiers coming to market — first.

The hardest part of occupier work is knowing who’s in market before they appoint someone else. Signal tracks the London companies whose lease is ending, who are outgrowing their space, or who are filing to change it — and scores them, so you reach the requirement early.

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The problem

By the time it’s a tender, you’ve already lost.

Requirements surface too late

By the time a company is openly searching, it’s already talking to three agents.

Lease data alone is a haystack

Thousands of lease events, no sense of which companies are actually about to act.

Timing the approach is everything

Reach an occupier 9–12 months before the move and you own the relationship.

The signals that matter for you

What Signal watches on your behalf.

01

Lease expiry 12–24 months out

The acquisition-mandate window. The occupier who hears a considered stay-vs-go view a year early rarely runs a beauty parade later.

02

Break clause window opening

A forced decision point — exactly when occupiers are most receptive to advice, and before the requirement leaks to the wider market.

03

Headcount vs floor area (density)

Outgrowing companies become upsize requirements; shrinking ones become disposal and sublease instructions. Both are mandates.

04

Ownership change (PSC)

New owners review the property line within months — consolidations, exits and relocations follow. A portfolio conversation waiting to happen.

How Signal helps

The early, scored shortlist — for your patch.

01

Spot

We track the public records that come before an office change — lease events, planning, filings and growth — across London.

02

Score

Each company is ranked by how strong, recent and combined its signals are, and tuned to your sectors, areas and size.

03

Act

You get a short list — companies, ranked, with why and when to call — so you arrive while they’re still deciding.

We speak your language

tenant rep · occupier advisory · office acquisition · commercial leasing leads · office requirements London · occupier leads

A worked example · illustrative — the pattern, not a client
The company

A ~60-person media company in W1 with a break in 16 months and headcount up roughly 30% year-on-year.

What Signal sees

Signal surfaces it in your patch view with the why-now — break approaching, growth pressure — and a named operations director.

Your play

You open with a market view for their size band and a stay-vs-go framework. By the time the break notice deadline forces a decision, you hold the relationship — and the mandate — before a formal requirement ever circulates.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

How do you find occupiers in market before they appoint?+
Signal scores every London company on lease events, growth and filings, so you see who’s likely to move 6–18 months ahead — long before a formal requirement is out.
Is this different from CoStar?+
CoStar gives you raw property data to dig through. Signal gives you a scored, timed shortlist of occupiers about to act — the "who and when," not the whole market to search.
How do tenant reps win mandates before a requirement is public?+
By being the adviser in the room when the stay-vs-go question first gets asked — typically 12–18 months before a lease event. Signal tells you which companies are entering that window on your patch each week, so the first conversation is yours.
Does Signal replace my leasing comps and availability data?+
No — it complements it. CoStar-style platforms tell you about buildings and deals; Signal tells you which occupiers are about to generate one. Most agent users run both: stock knowledge plus occupier timing.

See your market in motion — live.

Book a 20-minute demo and we’ll show you real London companies changing their office right now, on your patch.

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