Lease expiry data · London

Lease expiry data — the clock behind every office move.

Every registered commercial lease in England sits in HM Land Registry’s public record, expiry date included. Signal matches those leases to their London occupiers, keeps the clock running, and scores what the expiry actually means — renewal, renegotiation or move — using everything else the public record says about the company.

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771
tracked London companies with a lease event inside 18 months
40
scoring 80+ — moving imminently
382
lease expiries & breaks inside 18 months
155,131
London companies tracked
Live figures from Signal’s London office statistics · figures update weekly · computed 8 August 2026
Why pipelines run late

By the time it’s public, it’s priced.

Raw lease data is unmatched

The registry records leases against titles, not trading companies. Without entity matching, an expiry date is trivia — you don’t know whose decision it is.

An expiry is not intent

Half of expiring leases renew quietly. The value is in the context: is the company growing? Crowded? Funded? Filing planning? That’s what separates a lead from a list.

The window closes early

Occupiers engage agents 9–15 months before expiry. Data you act on at month 6 mostly finds decisions already made.

Where the leads come from

Public record in, scored shortlist out.

01

Spot

HM Land Registry lease events, Companies House filings, local-authority planning, hiring and growth — read continuously across 155,131 London companies.

02

Score

Every company is ranked 0–100 by how strong, recent and combined its signals are. 60+ is in market; 80+ is imminent. Scores re-run weekly.

03

Act

Your dashboard opens on your patch: ranked companies, the why-now in one line, timing window, and a decision-maker to call.

We speak your language

Registered lease, term, break option, expiry, holding over, 1954 Act renewal — each lease event carries its dates, the matched occupier, and the growth context around it.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Where does the lease data come from?+
HM Land Registry’s registered-lease records — the public register of leasehold interests in England and Wales — refreshed monthly and matched to Companies House entities by Signal. Public registers only — no private data sources.
How many London lease expiries are coming up?+
Live figures are on the London Office Movement Index — typically several hundred tracked London companies have an expiry or break inside 18 months, with the 0–6, 6–12 and 12–18 month windows broken out.
Do you have every London office lease?+
No one does — leases under seven years don’t require registration, and some registered leases lack machine-readable dates. Signal covers the registrable market and is explicit about provenance on every record; where a lease is unknown, other signals still score the company.
Can I just buy the lease-expiry list?+
The product is the scored version — expiries fused with growth, planning and filing context, ranked by move likelihood, with contacts. That’s deliberately more useful than a date dump: the dates alone send you to 200 renewals to find 40 moves.
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