Dataset · updated weekly

London office lease expiries, by district and quarter

733 future lease expiries tracked against named London companies — the earliest public view of who has an office decision coming, before anyone briefs an agent.

733
tracked future expiries
267
inside the next 12 months
64
postcode districts covered
SE1
busiest district (43 expiries)

Updated 1 October 2026 · rebuilt weekly from the live Signal dataset · by year: 2026 · 2027 · 2028 · 2029

The timeline

Expiries by quarter

Every tracked London office lease expiry over the next six quarters. Decisions start 9–18 months before these dates — the buying window for fit-out, relocation and workplace services opens well before the expiry lands.

75
2026-Q4
71
2027-Q1
72
2027-Q2
49
2027-Q3
46
2027-Q4
68
2028-Q1
Cite this data “267 London office leases held by tracked companies expire in the next 12 months.” — Signal, officemovesignals.com, 1 October 2026. Free to cite with a link to this page.

The horizon

Expiries by year

YearTracked lease expiriesBuilding-level list
20267540 buildings · 59 registered leases →
2027238157 buildings · 189 registered leases →
2028233147 buildings · 189 registered leases →
2029182123 buildings · 160 registered leases →

Each year page lists the buildings with HM Land Registry registered office leases ending that year — building, postcode, submarket, count, largest known floor area — with a CSV download. No tenant names.

The map

Top districts by upcoming expiries

Postcode districts ranked by tracked future expiries; the next four quarters shown per district. A dot (·) marks a suppressed cell (fewer than 3 companies); districts with live movement link to their district page.

District2026-Q42027-Q12027-Q22027-Q33-yr total
SE1 — Southbank, Borough & London Bridge 3543 43
SW1Y — St James’s —·33 27
W1U — Marylebone village ·—·· 26
E14 — Canary Wharf ·—·· 25
EC2V — Guildhall 343— 25
E1 — Whitechapel & Aldgate East ·8·4 24
WC1V — High Holborn ——·— 18
W1K — Mayfair & Grosvenor Square 3··— 18
EC2A — Shoreditch & Old Street ·—33 18
W1T — Fitzrovia —3·— 17
EC2N — Old Broad Street & Bank —·—— 16
EC3R — Monument & Lower Thames Street 3·3· 16
W1S — Savile Row & Hanover Square —·3· 16
WC2R — Strand & Somerset House 9··— 16
EC4A — Fleet Street & Fetter Lane ·——— 14
EC1V — Old Street & St Luke’s —·3· 14
W1H — Marylebone west & Portman Square 4··— 13
EC3M — Leadenhall & Fenchurch Street ·—5— 13
EC4M — St Paul’s & Paternoster 3—3— 13
SW1E — Victoria & Buckingham Gate 35·· 12

Methodology

Where this data comes from

Sources. Lease expiry dates held against named London companies: registered leases at HM Land Registry, lease-commitment maturity disclosures in statutory accounts filed at Companies House, and lease records on file. Each date is attached to the occupying company, not just the building — see data sources.

Counting. One company, one expiry (its nearest future one). Aggregated by postcode district of the company’s operational address and calendar quarter. Cells with fewer than 3 companies are suppressed (shown as ·) but still count toward totals. Registered-lease coverage is a floor, not a ceiling: many renewals never reach the register, so true expiry volumes are higher.

Freshness. Rebuilt weekly. This page’s figures were generated on 1 October 2026. The underlying JSON is freely downloadable — cite with a link.

These are counts. Signal sells the names.

Behind every number on this page is a named company with a scored, timed reason to move. If your business wins work when companies change office, see the leads themselves.

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